Year Ender 2025: Dharmendra to Satish Shah: 8 Indian Celebs We Lost THIS Year

The year 2025 saw the loss of several beloved Indian celebrities from film, music, and television. Their contributions to the entertainment industry and the arts have left a lasting legacy, and fans across the nation mourn their passing.

Veteran actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar passed away on 4 April 2025. He had been battling chronic heart-related complications along with decompensated liver cirrhosis. Known for his patriotic roles and iconic performances, Manoj Kumar’s work in Indian cinema continues to inspire generations.

Popular model and actress Shefali Jariwala, known for her hit music video “Kaanta Laga,” passed away on 27 June 2025. Early reports suggest she suffered a cardiac arrest at her residence. Her vibrant personality and on-screen charm will be fondly remembered.

Singer and composer Zubeen Garg tragically passed away on 19 September 2025 following a scuba-diving accident in Singapore. He was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved. Garg’s music touched millions and his sudden loss shocked fans worldwide.

Punjabi singer and actor Rajvir Jawanda passed away on 8 October 2025 after sustaining severe head and spinal injuries in a motorcycle accident near Baddi. Despite 11 days on ventilator support, he succumbed to multiple organ failure, leaving fans and colleagues shocked.

Actor Pankaj Dheer, remembered for his iconic portrayal of Karna in Mahabharat, passed away on 15 October 2025. He succumbed to cancer, leaving behind a rich legacy of performances in television and films that continue to be celebrated by fans.

Comedian and actor Govardhan Asrani died on 20 October 2025 after being hospitalized for several days due to health issues. Reports indicate he passed away following fluid accumulation in the lungs. Asrani’s timeless comic roles in Bollywood classics made him a household name.

Veteran actor Satish Shah died on 25 October 2025. While initial reports suggested kidney failure, colleagues later confirmed that he passed away due to a sudden heart attack. Shah’s impeccable comic timing and memorable roles in television and films made him a legend.

Bollywood legend Dharmendra passed away on 24 November 2025 after facing age-related health issues and respiratory complications. Known as the “He-Man” of Indian cinema, he delivered iconic performances across decades, leaving an unforgettable mark on Bollywood and inspiring generations of actors.