The Kannywood film industry is mourning the loss of renowned actress Saratu Gidado, popularly known as Daso, who tragically passed away while observing the Ramadan fast.
The devastating news of Daso's demise was confirmed by her relatives to Freedom Radio on Tuesday. According to reports, the beloved actress was discovered lifeless early in the morning.
Daso, aged 56, had been observing the fast and had returned to bed after the pre-dawn meal, Sahur, only to be found deceased later.
Her sudden departure has sent shockwaves throughout the film community and among her countless fans who cherished her remarkable talent.
Born on January 17, 1968, in Kano, Daso made a significant impact in Kannywood with her memorable portrayal of comical yet assertive and mischievous characters, endearing herself to audiences across the region.
With a career spanning over two decades, Daso's journey in the industry began with her role in the 2000 movie "Linzami Da Wuta," produced by Sarauniya Movies.
Her unforgettable performances in films such as "Nagari," "Gidauniya," "Mashi," and "Sansani" solidified her status as one of Kannywood's most iconic figures. Her exceptional acting skills and ability to breathe life into her characters earned her widespread acclaim and a devoted fan base.
As the entertainment community reels from the loss of this talented actress, condolences pour in from colleagues, fans, and well-wishers. Details regarding her burial arrangements are awaited as friends, family, and admirers come to terms with the loss of a cherished talent who brought joy and entertainment to many.
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