Jodha Akbar Fame Manisha Yadav Passes Away Due To Brain Haemorrhage; Heartbroken Co-star Paridhi Sharma Mourns Her Death

Television actress Manisha Yadav who is known for her famous role in Jodha Akbar, passed away yesterday due to a brain haemorrhage. She played the role of Salima Begum in Zee TV show Jodha Akbar. Her family is in deep sorrows after she left for a heavenly adobe. Jodha Akbar fame Manisha Yadav has passed by this early age and left her fans and family disheartened.

Now, after Manisha Yadav passed away, her Jodha Akbar co-star and actress Paridhi Sharma comes up with a condolence post on her Instagram. She took to her Instagram stories to share the sad news. Paridhi dropped a photo of Manisha Yadav in which she was seen in the character she played in Jodha Akbar. Along with the photo she wrote, “This News Is So Heartbreaking RIP @manisha_mannu”.

Paridhi Sharma’s story:

She played the lead character Jodha in the show. Paridhi while talking to a leading daily said that she wasn’t in constant touch with Manisha after their show went off air. She said that they have a Whats App group which is named Mughals and all the actresses who were begums in the show are a part of that group. That was the only way they could stay in touch and if anything important is to be shared about anyone’s life, they do that on the group. Paridhi got to know about Manisha’s death yesterday on the same group. After listening to the news she was all shocked.

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Paridhi Sharma went on to add that Manisha was a wonderful actor to work with. Her energy was alway high and she was a chirpy person. She said that they had a great time shooting together for the show. Paridhi remembers that Manisha was always full of life. Hearing about her death is really saddening for Paridhi and what’s even more bothering her is that she has a one-year-old baby. Her heart goes out to her family, concluded Paridhi Sharma.