Suhani Bhatnagar, who portrayed the role of young Babita Phogat in Aamir Khan’s film “Dangal,” is no longer with us at the young age of 19. According to reports, she succumbed to a serious illness that led to fluid accumulation in her body following an accident.

Suhani Bhatnagar’s fans are unable to believe the news of her death. People want to know what illness caused her death. During an interview, her parents revealed that they themselves were unaware of the serious illness until two months ago. Suhani’s father explained how her death occurred.

Suhani Bhatnagar’s father told India Today, “Two months ago, swelling started appearing in the actress’s left hand. At first, we thought it was a common swelling. But gradually, the swelling spread throughout her body. After that, we consulted several doctors, but none could understand what illness Suhani has.”

Suhani’s father explained that when her condition started deteriorating, they took her to Delhi AIIMS. After that, doctors admitted her to the ICU. Fluid started accumulating inside her body, damaging her lungs. After some tests, it was found that she had a serious illness like dermatomyositis, which could only be treated with steroids. But she had become so weak that she couldn’t tolerate the steroids.

Suhani had been undergoing treatment at Delhi AIIMS for 10 days as she couldn’t breathe properly due to fluid accumulation in her body. Eventually, she was shifted to a ventilator, but her condition did not improve. On the evening of February 16, Suhani took her last breath at AIIMS. It’s heartbreaking to note that her parents are devastated by her death. Meanwhile, Bollywood actor Aamir Khan also paid his condolences to them.

After this news surfaced, fans are finding it hard to believe that Suhani passed away at such a young age. Fans are questioning why Suhani’s parents were not aware of this illness. Meanwhile, people are continuously searching for dermatomyositis on Google. One user attributed the actress’s death to her parents’ negligence. Fans are expressing that if timely treatment had been administered, Suhani’s life might have been saved.