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Tannishtha Chatterjee reveals she has been diagnosed with Stage 4 oligo metastatic Cancer: ‘Can’t get worse than this’

Tannishtha Chatterjee shared that the last few months have been ‘incredibly difficult’ and she is thankful to the female friendships that have supported her.

Updated on: Aug 24, 2025 09:27 PM IST
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Actor Tannishtha Chatterjee, who has starred in films like Joram, Parched and Angry Indian Godessess, took to her Instagram account on Sunday to reveal that she has been diagnosed with stage 4 oligo metastatic Cancer.

Tannishtha's emotional post

Actor Tannishtha Chatterjee shared details about her health on Instagram.
Actor Tannishtha Chatterjee shared details about her health on Instagram.

Tannishtha shared a picture of herself with her shaved head and penned a long note in the caption of her post. She began, “So the last 8 months have been incredibly difficult- to put it mildly. As if losing my father to Cancer was not enough. 8 months back, I got diagnosed with stage 4 oligo metastatic Cancer.”

She went on to add that this post is about the gratitude she feels for all the women who stood beside her in this difficult time and supported her. The second picture in her post saw her with a bunch of actors, including Shabana Azmi, Dia Mirza, Konkona Sen Sharma, Vidya Balan, and Divya Dutta.

She tagged the actors and concluded, “Cheers to female friendships, the sisterhood that showed up for me with fierce love, deep empathy, and unstoppable strength. You know who you are – and I am endlessly grateful.”

In the comment section, Konkona wrote, “You are just incredible and inspiring!! Love you.” Dia commented, “We love you Tan Tan. You are our very own warrior princess.” Abhay Deol said, “sending you love Tan.”

Tannishtha was most recently seen in Bindiya Ke Bahubali, which released on August 8, and is available to stream for free on Amazon MX Player.

 
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