What Is Actress Kamini Kaushal’s Cause Of Death? Here’s What The Source Reveals
Veteran actress Kamini Kaushal recently passed away at the age of 98.
On November 14, Bollywood lost an icon named Kamini Kaushal. The veteran star who gave many decades of her life to this industry lived until the age of 98. Known for films like–Ziddi, Shaheed, Nadiyan Ke Paar, Biraj Bahu, Shayar, Shabman and more, the news of Kamini Kaushal’s demise shook the industry. Read on to know what the source said about the reason behind her passing.
What Is Kamini Kaushal’s Cause Of Death?
As mentioned earlier, the official statement about the cause of Kamini Kaushal’s death has not been released yet. According to the reports, a source close to the actress’ family shared that they did not wish to reveal any more information regarding the same. An unidentified insider reportedly shared that the veteran star’s family is “extremely low profile and needs privacy.” Zoom mentioned in their report that the 98-year-old star passed away from natural causes which were related to her health problems. But it is important to remember that the family members or Kaushal’s loved ones haven’t officially revealed anything yet. In this sensitive time, we pray that her family has the strength to cope with her death.
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Kamini Kaushal’s Filmography
Kamini Kaushal was born in Lahore on February 24, 1927. She made her debut in the Hindi film industry by starring in the 1946 released film Neecha Nagar, which ended up winning Cannes Film Festival’s Palme d’Or award. This is the only Indian film that has received this honour at that festival. Apart from the aforementioned film, Kaushal also starred in Ziddi, Shaheed, Nadiyan Ke Paar, Biraj Bahu, Shayar, Shabman and more. Kaushal’s passing is very sad but it is also helping us remember her contribution to the Indian film industry. We pray that her family gets the strength to move forward from this tragic event.
First Published: November 14, 2025 5:12 PM
