Veteran actor Navnindra Behl, known for her roles in Ishqbaaaz and Queen, passed away at the age of 76. Her son, filmmaker Kanu Behl, confirmed the news on social media and shared a heartfelt tribute, remembering her as a guiding force in his life. He described her smile, warm chuckle, and loving presence, saying she had “forever alight” his soul and thanking her for the influence she had on him.

The post quickly drew condolences from the film industry, including filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, and several colleagues paid tribute to her contribution to cinema and television. Fans and co-actors remembered her for the warmth and depth she brought to every role, celebrating her legacy in Indian entertainment.

Navnindra was married to veteran actor and director Lalit Behl, who passed away in 2021 due to COVID-19-related complications in Delhi. Despite personal tragedies, she remained active in acting, inspiring audiences across generations with her craft and dedication.

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She began performing on stage at the age of three, showing early promise as a talented performer. Over her career, she appeared in notable films like Maachis by Gulzar, Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! by Dibakar Banerjee, and Queen with Kangana Ranaut. She also featured in international projects, including The Pride and The Guru.

Television audiences fondly remember her as the grandmother of Nakuul Mehta’s character in Dil Boley Oberoi and Ishqbaaaz. She also acted in TV shows such as Viji and Sadaa-E-Vaadi, leaving a lasting impression with her versatility and dedication to her roles.

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