Foreign media reported that he had worked in the Indian movie "Wrestling! Suhani Batnagel, who played Little Barbita, died on February 16 at the age of 19.
Suhani played her younger sister teenager Barbita in the movie, when she was 11 years old.
Aamir Khan, a famous Indian director and actor who played his father in the film, sent a message of condolences.
We are deeply saddened to hear of Suhani's passing.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to her mother and family.
Such a gifted young girl, such a team member, would not be complete without a Suhani movie.
Suhani, she will always be the star of our hearts.
May she rest in peace! 
Suhani's father said his daughter's hand suddenly swollen two months ago, and the swelling later spread throughout her body. In early February, Suhani was diagnosed with a rare form of dermatomyositis and was given steroids for it, affecting her immune system. Due to weakened immunity, Suhani contracted the virus in the hospital. Her lungs weakened, causing fluid to build up and make it difficult to breathe. On February 16, Suhani died after rescue efforts failed.
Suhani's father said that according to doctors, the disease takes a long time to **. Because of her weakened immunity, Suhani died of a lung infection in the hospital, and was finally announced to have died.
As a parent, it should be very sad, after all, it is only 19 years old, and white-haired people send black-haired people, and they may not have imagined that the disease will develop so quickly and have a huge impact.
Aamir Khan collaborated with her on this movie, which is also a very classic work, with a score of 9 on Douban, which is a very inspirational movie, which was released in the mainland that year and achieved 12With a box office of 9.9 billion, it is also the only film with a box office of nearly 1.3 billion in the mainland.
Coincidentally, this movie is also a bit similar to Jia Ling in "Hot and Hot", when Aamir Khan first gained 28 kilograms, playing the role of a 55-year-old father, weighing as much as 97 kilograms, in order to fit the character of the 29-year-old wrestler during his career, he spent five months, not only lost 25 kilograms of fat, but also learned wrestling skills, and practiced a devil's body with eight-pack abs.
Excellent actors are so powerful, and they work too hard for the role. The two little girls are also important characters in the movie, and they grow up to be excellent wrestlers under the guidance of their father, winning glory for the country, and the inspirational story is very touching.
At that time, it was released in China, and it also attracted a lot of attention, the box office reputation was a win-win situation, and the difficult training process was also shocking, and the birth of a world champion was not so easy.
For this movie, the domestic ** also praised "Wrestling! "Dad" is a film full of humanistic care, the film's attention to women's consciousness, in Bollywood, where the problem of "straight male cancer" is serious, can be said to be a new way, achieving a good social sensation, directly spawning proud box office results.
The film was released in India and received about 3The box office of 500 million yuan has accumulated to 26.4 million US dollars in the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan and other overseas box offices.
The film also won four awards at the 62nd Indian Film Audience Awards, namely Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Director and Best Action. It also won the Best Asian Film Award at the 7th Australian Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards.
Although Suhani has been in the world for a relatively short time, she will be recognized for "Wrestling! Daddy is remembered by audiences all over the world, and everyone will remember and remember her, hoping that she will have no pain in heaven.
Dermatomyositis is an autoimmune disease of the muscles and muscles, which can cause damage to a variety of internal organs or only the muscles. Polymyositis, which occurs mainly in people over 18 years of age**, is rare in children, and is more common in women than in men.