Who Was Nishi Singh? 'Qubool Hai' Fame Actor Passes Away At 50

On September 18, TV Actor Nishi Singh best known for her work on Qubool Hai, departed for her heavenly abode. For the previous three years, Nishi Singh struggled with her sickness. The veteran actor died two days after her 50th birthday was celebrated, according to Sanjay Singh Bhadli, the spouse of Singh. Singh is survived by her husband and their two children, a boy, 21, and a daughter, 18.

Sanjay Singh Bhadli, Nishi Singh's spouse, claimed in an interview with Etimes that the actor had been struggling to even eat for the past two weeks due to a bad throat infection. He revealed that she had stopped eating solid foods and was just consuming liquids. According to him, "The biggest irony is that we just recently celebrated her 50th birthday (September 16). She couldn't speak, yet she seemed extremely happy. She agreed when I asked her to eat her favourite dessert, besan ka laddoo. "

He said that she fought hard to survive, but she died at around 3 o'clock. He added, "She was with me for 32 years, and that hurts the most. She wasn't feeling well, but she was with me. I just have our two children to look at as our family. "

Who Was TV Actor Nishi Singh?

In the television show Qubool Hai, which featured Surbhi Jyoti and Karan Singh Grover in the key roles, Nishi Singh was well-known for playing Haseena Bi. She also appeared in Tenali Rama, Ishqbaaz, and Hitler Didi, among others.

Suggested Reading: From Baghban To Darlings: How Portrayal Of Indian Parents Has Changed In Films

After Nishi Singh experienced a paralytic attack in February 2019 and another one in February 2020, writer-actor Sanjay Singh Bhadli had earlier requested financial assistance in September 2020. She was on the road to recovery, but after having another stroke in May of this year, her condition started to deteriorate once more, according to Sanjay Singh Bhadli.

Speaking about their financial difficulties, he disclosed that some of his friends and coworkers in the entertainment business, including Ramesh Taurani, Gul Khan, Surbhi Chandna, and CINTAA, had given them financial assistance. He was left with very little money after having to sell his house and car in March of this year to pay for the medical costs. He continued by saying that the family is adjusting to both her loss and their financial difficulties as a result of her passing. Actor played villain roles in the Indian TV film Industry.