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Tragedy Strikes Malayalam Entertainment: Actress Aparna P Nair Found Hanging

Thiruvananthapuram: Malayalam actress Aparna Nair was found hanging at her Thiruvananthapuram residence on Thursday, as reported by the news agency PTI.---Advertisement--- Police stated that the 33-year-old actress was found hanging in her room at home. Aparna Nair has appeared in several movies and numerous television serials. She lived with her husband and their children. The […]

Thiruvananthapuram: Malayalam actress Aparna Nair was found hanging at her Thiruvananthapuram residence on Thursday, as reported by the news agency PTI.

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Police stated that the 33-year-old actress was found hanging in her room at home. Aparna Nair has appeared in several movies and numerous television serials. She lived with her husband and their children. The incident took place around 7.30 pm on Thursday.

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After Aparna Nair was found hanging, she was admitted to a private hospital, and the hospital subsequently informed the police about the incident. A police officer informed PTI, “We received the information from the hospital and have registered a case for unnatural death.”

Police are treating this as a potential case of suicide and have initiated an investigation. Aparna Nair is survived by her husband and two children.

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First published on: Sep 01, 2023 12:51 PM IST


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