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Watch promo: Pratyusha's last film bears uncanny resemblance to real life

Updated on: 28 March,2017 04:47 PM IST  | 
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TV actress Kamya Punjabi has released the promo of late Pratyusha Banerjee's last film 'Hum Kuchh Keh Naa Sakey' and it bears uncanny resemblance to her real life. Watch the video here

Watch promo: Pratyusha's last film bears uncanny resemblance to real life

Watch promo: Pratyusha Banerjee's last film bears uncanny resemblance to her real life

Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo
Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo. Pics/Kamya Punjabi's Twitter account


TV actress Kamya Punjabi has released the promo of late Pratyusha Banerjee's last film 'Hum Kuchh Keh Naa Sakey' and it bears uncanny resemblance to her real life.


Pratyusha Banerjee, best remembered for playing Aanandi in 'Balika Vadhu', allegedly committed suicide on April 1 last year. Numerous theories surrounding her death have surfaced.


Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo
Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo

Pratyusha's close friend, Kamya Punjabi, will release the short film titled 'Hum Kuch Keh Naa Sakey', in memory of the late actress. It's said to be the last project Pratyusha worked in.

The film is believed to echo her real-life story of heartbreak and even has a character named Rahul, inspired by her live-in boyfriend, Rahul Raj Singh.

The film will be released online this Saturday.

Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo
Pratyusha Banerjee in a still from the promo

While sharing the promo, Kamya Punjabi wrote, "Miss you my chhotu.... #PratyushaBanerjee #1stapril @NNeerushaa thank you"

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