Madsen's death brings to a close a decades-long career that saw him embody some of cinema’s most intense, unpredictable, and quietly magnetic characters.
Jariwala's sudden death likely linked to health complications from anti-aging treatment taken during a religious fast; no foul play suspected.
Known for his boyish charm, signature smile, and soulful pop vocals, Sherman rose to fame as a cast member on the TV show 'Here Come the Brides'.
His death has once again raised concerns about the emotional toll of professional struggles and the importance of mental health support, especially in creative fields.
Lagoo was a well-respected name, not just in Marathi cinema but also in Hindi films. He carved a distinct identity through his impactful roles and endearing performances.
Her passion for cinema led her to Chennai in 1939, where she soon became a prominent figure in Telugu films and even ventured into Tamil cinema.
Mukhopadhyay's powerful compositions like 'Ami Banglay Gan Gai' and 'Dinga Bhashao Sagore' are deeply etched in the hearts of his admirers.
Lee Joo-Sil was a veteran actress known for her role as Park Mal Soon in 'Squid Game'. With a career spanning decades, she also starred in 'Train to Busan' and 'The Uncanny Counter'.
Jan Shepard was a versatile actress known for her roles in classic Westerns and films, including 'King Creole' alongside Elvis Presley. She appeared in numerous TV series and movies.
The actor known for his role as Guru Shukracharya in 'Shiv Shakti: Tap Tyag Tandav' and his work in Marathi cinema. He also appeared in popular TV shows like 'Adaalat', 'Jai Shri Krishna'.
