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Veteran actress Tanuja hospitalised

Reportedly, she will be discharged from the hospital in the evening today.

Veteran actress Tanuja hospitalised

Veteran actress Tanuja has been hospitalised in Mumbai and is under observation in the ICU.

As per a source close to the actress, Tanuja was admitted to Mumbai's Criticare Hospital in Juhu last night (Sunday) after having difficulty breathing. She is in the ICU under the supervision of doctors and is doing well.


Reportedly, she will be discharged from the hospital in the evening today.

Tanuja Samarth made her acting debut at the age of 16 and won everyone's hearts with her acts in Bollywood.

Her debut movie Chhabili was released when she was 16 years old.

Memdidi followed in 1962, and then she starred in numerous films.

Tanuja met her husband, Shomu Mukherjee on the sets of Ek Baar Muskura Do, and got married to him in the year 1973.

The couple shares two daughters Kajol and Tanishaa.

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  • Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill headline south Asian representation
  • Hardikar makes Edinburgh debut, Gill returns with a new show
  • Wider Fringe landscape also features British Asian names beyond Soho’s core programme
  • Soho Theatre continues push to platform Indian and international talent

A focused south Asian spotlight within a global programme

Among the 18 shows unveiled by Soho Theatre for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, two names stand out in terms of south Asian representation: Tarang Hardikar and Kanan Gill.

Their inclusion is not incidental. Soho Theatre has, in recent years, positioned itself as a key platform for Indian comedians entering the UK and global circuit, and the 2026 programme continues that trajectory.

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