Kannada actor Jayanthi passes away at 76

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Kannada actor Jayanthi passes away at 76

Jayanthi had received several accolades, including the Karnataka State awards and the President's Medal for Best Actress



Veteran Kannada actor Jayanthi, popularly known as Abhinaya Sharadhe, died on Monday morning at her residence in Bengaluru. She was 76 when she breathed her last.

Mourning the demise of Jayanthi, Karnataka CM B.S. Yediyurappa took to Twitter and wrote, "Her contribution to the film industry is immense. It is an irreplaceable loss to the Kannada film industry."

Reportedly, Jayanthi, who is survived by her son Krishna Kumar, passed away due to age-related ailments.



https://twitter.com/BSYBJP/status/1419508645486682119

Speaking of Jayanthi's acting career, she had done over 500 films in Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Marathi, and Hindi. From Dr. Rajkumar to NTR and MGR, Jayanthi had shared screen space with the likes of legends of Southern cinema.

Also, for her remarkable contribution, Jayanthi had received several accolades, including the Karnataka State awards and the President's Medal for Best Actress.


https://www.digpu.com/india-news/kannada-actor-jayanthi-passes-away-at-76

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