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Punjabi actor Sukhjinder Shera dies due to Pneumonia

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Punjabi actor director Sukhjinder Shera passed away on Wednesday. He breathed last in Uganda, South Africa. According to reports, Sukhjinder went to Kenya, South Africa to meet one of his friends on April 17. He did not keep well during his visit and his health started to deteriorate. He initially got the fever that led to Pneumonia and he was hospitalised due to this. He took his last breath around 2 am On Wednesday.

Sukhjinder Shera was last seen in Punjabi film Yaar Bailey. His film Jatt Te Zameen garnered much appreciation.

He started his film career as an actor with Virender's film Yari Jatt.

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