Aasha Jaiswal Singh, 80s Mahabharat Star, Dies At 77

Aasha Jaiswal Singh, a veteran actor and mimicry artist, died in Mumbai on August 22. Her son, Akkash Bharadwaj, confirmed the news and paid tribute to her on Instagram, describing her as an 'Iron Lady'.

Aasha Jaiswal Singh was known for her mimicry performances, including her impressions of Meena Kumari. She appeared in several films, including 'Baazigar', 'Bobby Jasoos', 'Deewangee', 'Aag', 'Kayda Kanoon', 'Aansu Bane Angaarey', and 'Ghar Bazar'. She also played the role of Kripi, the sister of Kripacharya, in B.R. Chopra's mythological series 'Mahabharat'.

Her last rites were performed on August 23 at the Pawan Hans Crematorium in Vile Parle West, Mumbai, at 10 am. Aasha Jaiswal Singh passed away at around 7:30 pm on August 22.

Akkash Bharadwaj took to Instagram to honour his mother's life and dedication to her work. He urged people to continue watching and remembering her performances, saying she was a dedicated 'Iron Lady'. He also reflected on how deeply his mother valued her work and shared a message about remembering her life through the work she left behind.

## What happens next The news of Aasha Jaiswal Singh's passing has been met with tributes from fans and fellow actors, who remember her for her iconic roles and mimicry performances. Her son, Akkash Bharadwaj, has asked fans to keep her legacy alive by revisiting her work on social media.

## Why it matters Aasha Jaiswal Singh's career spanned several decades and mediums, including films, television, and live performances. Her passing is a loss to the entertainment industry, and her legacy will be remembered through her work. Her dedication to her craft and her iconic roles, including her performance in Mahabharat, have left a lasting impact on her fans and fellow actors.