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Singer Chinmayi extend condolences on Poonam Pandey’s death: ‘I wish you dont come across humans’


The entertainment world is draped in sorrow following the untimely demise of actress Poonam Pandey, who succumbed to cervical cancer, a disease that stands as the fourth most common cancer among women worldwide according to the World Health Organization. The heartbreaking announcement came via a poignant post on Poonam Pandey’s Instagram handle this past Friday, which disclosed the loss, shaking her fanbase and the film fraternity alike.

Poonam Pandey’s vibrant persona and indomitable spirit were hallmarks recognized by peers and followers throughout her journey in the spotlight. Her final public appearance occurred in Mumbai mere days before the subsequent revelation of her passing spread across social media platforms. Her staunchest allies among Bollywood’s elite, including Kangana Ranaut and Pooja Bhatt, are now joined by Poonam’s close friend, Chinmayi Sripaada, in expressing profound grief and extending condolences.

Chinmayi Sripaada, a cherished friend of Poonam and a much-admired singer in the industry, took to her online platform to share her tribute. Her words not only celebrated the life lived by Poonam but also highlighted the impact of her passing. In a tweet that resonated deeply, Sripaada stated, “Poonam Pandey was highly criticized, to state it politely, for the way she lived. She showed us to live unabashedly, believe in herself, she exposed the hypocrisy in our fake~puritan drama, and in her passing, the star child she is, has created such awareness for HPV cancer, making this place better than how she found it.”

In an extension of her initial remarks, Chinmayi added, “Thank you for traveling through earth, Poonam. Safe travels and I wish you a kinder Universe, elsewhere. I wish you don’t come across humans if you so wish to reincarnate. You deserve better.” It was a statement that carried weight and bared a raw emotion for the friend she lost, underlining the often-unforgiving nature of public scrutiny faced by celebrities like Poonam.

The charisma that Poonam Pandey wielded was far-reaching, propelling her to fame on various social media platforms and in the bustling corridors of Bollywood. Notable among her appearances was her stint in Kangana Ranaut-hosted reality show ‘Lock Upp’, an endeavor that marked one of her many forays into the heart of the Indian entertainment sphere.

The somber Instagram post that delivered the news expressed the gravity of the loss. It read: “This morning is a tough one for us. Deeply saddened to inform you that we have lost our beloved Poonam to cervical cancer. Every living form that ever came in contact with her was met with pure love and kindness. In this time of grief, we would request privacy while we remember her fondly for all that we shared.”

Poonam’s manager, reflective of the collective mourning, shared, “Poonam Pandey was not only a luminary in the film industry, but she was also a beacon of strength and resilience,” an acknowledgment of her enduring influence and the personal battles she faced with fortitude.

The unfathomable void left by Poonam Pandey’s departure will linger in the hearts of many. A maverick in her life choices, Poonam’s legacy transcends her career highlights, encompassing the awareness she raised for human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer. It is in this awareness that her memory and fight continue on, in the hope that the prevalence of this cancer can be diminished and future generations can lead healthier lives.

As the entertainment community and fans around the globe come to terms with this irreplaceable loss, an echo of Chinmayi’s sentiment may resonate for some time: a wish for a kinder universe, where the vibrancy, love, and courage exemplified by Poonam Pandey shines endlessly.