Actress Shaoli Mitra Passed Away, What Happened? Husband and Children

Shaoli Mitra, a famous film actress, died at the age of 74. Continue reading to learn more about her death cause and other relevant details.

Shaoli Mitra, a well-known dramatist, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday.

The daughter of famed dramatist Shambhu and Tripti Mitra passed away this morning at her home.

Obituary: Shaoli Mitra Death Cause

 According to reports, Shaoli Mitra, the daughter of Bengali theater legends Sombhu Mitra and Tripti Mitra, died due to old age.

At Kiriti Mahasmashan, her last rites were performed. The daughter of ‘Nathwati Anathvat’ stated in her last will and testament that following her cremation, the news of her death should be made public.

At her funeral, Arpita Ghosh, a prominent playwright and politician, Debesh Chatterjee, and comrade Sayak were present.

Shambhu Mitra, the father of Shaoli expressed his desire ” The cremation should be conducted as soon as possible after his death.”

Shaoli stated a wish similar to her father’s. After her cremation, everyone was told of her death, as per her last request.

Shaoli had been a lifetime fan of Bengali theater and movies. She has appeared in films directed by well-known filmmakers such as Ritwik Ghatak. Her death is a loss for Bengali theater.

Shaoli Mitra Husband: Who Is She Married To?

There is no information available regarding Shaoli Mitra’s marriage. She has kept her husband’s information out of the media.

Shaoli wrote a number of books on Bengali theatre and they are Five Lords, Yet None a Protector & Words Sweet & Timeless, Lakshmi Jakhan Asbe, and Gononatya, Nobonatya, Sotnatya O Sombhu Mitra.

Shaoli Mitra Age & Wikipedia

Shaoli Mitra was 74 years old when she died. She passed away on January 16, 2022.

Shaoli is listed on the Wikipedia official page. Shaoli Mitra was a Bengali actress who appeared on stage and in films in India.

In Ritwik Ghatak’s Jukti Takko Aar Gappo, she played Bangabala. She received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2003 for her outstanding performance.

In 2009, she received the Padma Shri award. She was awarded the Bangabibhushan medal in 2012 for her lifetime commitment to acting.

For a long time, she was in charge of the West Bengal Bangla Academy.

Mitra was one of the change movement’s leaders during the Singur-Nandigram movement. She was handed the charge of Bangla Academy after Mahasweta Devi resigned in 2012.

Shaoli Mitra requested the Chief Minister’s resignation in a letter dated December 2016. Following that, the administration began to keep her in that position. In 2016,  Mitra returned to Bangla Academy.

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