Telugu actor Rajendra Prasad's daughter, Gayatri, passed away at the age of 38. According to reports, she suffered a heart attack.

Reports indicate that Gayatri initially experienced gastric discomfort and was admitted to AIG Hospital in Hyderabad. However, her condition worsened, leading to a massive heart attack around 12:40am on Saturday. She leaves behind her daughter, Sai Tejaswini, who has acted as a child artist in the past.

Veteran Telugu actor Rajendra Prasad loses his daughter Gayatri to a heart attack. Read to know more details. Trigger Warning: This article contains information about an individual's death, which might trigger some readers.

Rajendra Prasad's daughter Gayatri was 38. Stars of the Telugu film industry offered their condolence to the veteran actor.

Gayatri, who had been in the tabloids recently because of her love marriage, and her father had patched up after years of estrangement. Rajendra Prasad had in the past overtly emoted about their relationship at a film function.

Veteran actor Rajendra Prasad tragically lost his daughter Gayatri earlier today. She had complained of chest pain and was rushed to a corporate hospital in Hyderabad late last night. Despite the doctors’ efforts,

The unfortunate news of Gayathri's death came early on Saturday morning. As per several reports, Prasad's daughter complained of chest pain and was taken to a private hospital in Hyderabad. However, despite several efforts by the medical team,

NTR Jr wrote in Telugu on X that he shares a close relationship with Rajendra Prasad and he prays for the departed soul.

According to reports, Gayathri’s health deteriorated on Friday night and she was rushed to AIG Hospitals in Hyderabad. Despite receiving medical attention, she suffered a massive heart attack at 12.40

Veteran actor Rajendra Prasad's daughter, Gayathri, died early Saturday morning from a heart attack at the age of 38.

Veteran actor Rajendra Prasad's daughter Gayathri died on Saturday morning due to a heart attack. Tollywood celebrities sent him their condolences.