Akanksha Dubey death: Video of Bhojpuri actor crying inconsolably goes viral

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A video of late Bhojpuri actor Akanksha Dubey crying inconsolably a night before her untimely death has surfaced on social media.

A snippet from the last Instagram live of the late actor is circulating on social media, soon after her untimely demise a day ago. The video sees Akanksha Dubey break down in tears while talking to her 1.7 million followers on the social platform.

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Reportedly, she attended a birthday party last evening and came live on Instagram after returning. With her face covered with her hand, the celebrity was crying inconsolably, making her fans suspect that something might have happened to her at the outing.

It is pertinent to mention here that the Indian Bhojpuri actor allegedly died by suicide at a hotel in Sarnath, Varanasi, on Sunday. Her latest song ‘Ye Aara Kabhi Hara Nahi Hai’ came out on the same day, however, it is not yet known if she died before or after the track was released.

As per the reports, Dubey was to start shooting for her new project in the morning and her makeup artist went to call her when she was found hanging in the room.

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Police have sent the dead body of the actor for post-mortem, and as per the assistant commissioner, “The prima facie report suggests it might be a case of suicide. But we have to wait for the post-mortem report to be sure of the cause of the death.”

To note, Akanksha Dubey was born on October 21, 1997, in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. She began her acting career on TikTok and Instagram by sharing her short dancing and acting reels.



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