Kamini Kaushal Dies At 98 After Battling Age-Related Illness; Bollywood Mourns Death of Veteran Actress
Kamini Kaushal Dies At 98 After Battling Age-Related Illness; Bollywood Mourns Death of Veteran Actress
Kamini Kaushal Death News: Veteran Bollywood actress dies at 98. She was a part of the first Indian film that won at Cannes, Neecha Nagar. Often called the oldest living actor of Hindi cinema, she passed away at home.
Written By:
Satata Karmakar
| Updated : November 14, 2025 3:46 PM IST
Kamini Kaushal Passes Away at 98, Marking the End of an Era in Bollywood
Kamini Kaushal Death News: Veteran Bollywood actress Kamini Kaushal breathed her last on Friday. She was 98. According to the reports, the actress was battling age-related illnesses.
Journalist Vickey Lalwani confirmed this news on his Instagram account. A source close to her family said, "Kamini Kaushal's family is extremely low profile and needs privacy."
Her demise marks the end of a remarkable era in the Indian film industry, where she shone as a symbol of talent and grace.
Talking to the media about the cause of death, a close source has revealed that Kamini Kaushal passed away from natural causes, particularly health-related issues. However, it is worth noting that neither Kamini's family nor any sources close to the late actress have confirmed her cause of death. Kamini, living to see the day, even at 98, was an amazing feat in itself. She lived her life to the fullest, in love and surrounded by her doting family.
Health Challenges One May Face After Crossing 90: EXPLAINED
As disclosed by Kamini Kaushal's close friends, the actress was battling age-related illness, which was the major cause of her death at 98. To understand what can happen to a human body after one crosses 90, we reached out to experts to understand the term "age-related illness".
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"As we age, our body and the organs within also age. Now, to make it easy to understand - the organs slowly lower the pace at which they usually work. Some of the major complications that happen within the body are heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney damage, weak immune system, etc," said Dr Natasha Jaiswal, Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai.
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