Mumbai: Actor Vaibhavi Upadhyaya, best known for her role in the popular TV show ‘Sarabhai vs Sarabhai’, lost her life in a car accident.
The unfortunate news was shared by producer JD Majethia. In a post on Instagram Story, he informed that the mishap took place in North India.
“Life is so unpredictable. A very fine actress, dear friend Vaibhavi Upadhyay popularly known as ‘Jasmine’ of Sarabhai vs Sarabhai passed away. She met with an accident in the north. The family will bring her to Mumbai tomorrow morning around 11 am for the last rites. RIP Vaibhavi (sic),” reads JD Majethia’s post.
More details regarding her demise are awaited.
The news of Vaibhavi’s demise comes a few days after actor Aditya Singh Rajput was found dead at his apartment in Andheri, Mumbai on May 22.
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