Aindrila Sharma shared this image. (courtesy: aindrila.sharma)

Kolkata:

Bengali actor Aindrila Sharma died on Sunday after a week-long battle for all times following a mind stroke, her household stated.

She was 24 and survived by her mother and father.

Aindrila Sharma, a local of Murshidabad district, was a well known face on Bengali tv, showing in serials reminiscent of ‘Jiyon Kathi’, ‘Jhumur’ and ‘Jiban Jyoti’.

She survived most cancers twice and returned to the display in 2015.

Aindrila Sharma suffered from Ewing’s sarcoma, a uncommon sort of most cancers that happens in bones or within the comfortable tissue across the bones. She was handled with surgical procedure and chemoradiation.

She was admitted to a personal hospital in Howrah on November 1 after a mind stroke, and the CT scan of her mind confirmed an enormous haemorrhage on the left facet.

“She underwent critical surgery, and a biopsy showed that she was having brain metastases. She was treated by a team of neurosurgeon, neurologist, critical care specialist, infectious disease specialist, medical oncologist, and radiation oncologist,” the hospital stated.

“But, unfortunately despite our best efforts she suffered cardiac arrest today and she succumbed to the dreaded disease,” it stated in a press release.

Aindrila Sharma died at 12.59 pm, it added.

She not too long ago appeared in an internet collection, ‘Bhagar’, during which she was seen reverse her real-life associate Sabyasachi Chowdhury.

Deeply saddened on the premature demise of our younger artiste Aindrila Sharma.

The proficient actress gained a number of accolades together with the Tele Samman Award.

My deepest condolences to her household, followers & buddies. I pray they discover the braveness on this hour of grief.

— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) November 20, 2022

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee stated Aindrila Sharma could be remembered perpetually for the portrayals of various characters in movies and serials.

“I deeply condole the untimely demise of the young actress Andrila Sharma. She had lots of promises,” Mamata Banerjee stated.

“Her indomitable spirit to wage battle against the dreaded disease will forever set an example. Her tragic death is a big loss to the industry,” the chief minister stated. 

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