Kavita Chaudhary Of 'Udaan', 'Your Honour', and 'IPS Diaries', passed away at the age of 67, leaving a big void in the Indian television industry. Here's what we know so far!
Kavita Chaudhary was one of the finest actresses in the history of Indian television, but unfortunately, on February 15, 2024, she passed away at the age of 67 due to a cardiac arrest. The news of her sudden demise has left the entire television industry shocked as hardly anyone was aware of the fact that she had been battling against cancer for some years now. The veteran actress breathed her last at Amritsar's Pravati Devi Hospital.
It was Kavita Chaudhary's close friend, Suchitra Verma, who shared the details about the former's unfortunate demise in a conversation with India Today. Suchitra shared that Kavita underwent chemotherapy and was visibly in pain.
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Sharing her thoughts on Kavita Chaudhary's sudden demise, Suchitra Verma admitted that she was a symbol of women empowerment as she inspired countless women to pursue their dreams. Kavita was born in 1957 in Amritsar, Punjab, and despite having not-so-strong connections in the entertainment industry, she managed to work in the Indian television industry for decades.
Kavita Chaudhary worked in a series of hit television shows like Apradhi Kaun!, Udaan, Your Honour, IPS Diaries, and many more. Apart from making a name for herself in the television industry with her roles, she also gained a lot of popularity with her character, 'Lalita ji' in 80s and 90s commercials.
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Apart from working in advertisements, Kavita Chaudhary made a name across the country for her portrayal of 'IPS Officer, Kalyani Singh' in the show, Udaan. She was so robust in her character that some people started assuming her for a real IPS officer. However, not everyone is aware of the fact that Kavita penned the script of Udaan, and it was inspired by her sister, Kanchan Chaudhary Bhattacharya's life, who was an IPS officer. She was also the second IPS officer after Kiran Bedi.
We extend our deepest condolences to Kavita Chaudhary's family and loved ones.
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