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Sonal Chauhan says fans still confront her over Emraan Hashmi’s Jannat death scene
✍️ Mid-Day
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 03:33 AM
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The actress revealed that audiences continue to approach her about Emraan Hashmi’s fatal scene in the film Jannat, expressing regret over the character’s demise.
Sonal Chauhan told reporters that even months after the release of the 2008 thriller Jannat, she is regularly approached by fans who recall the film’s climactic death scene involving Emraan Hashmi. She said the constant reminders make her feel she could have done something to prevent the on‑screen tragedy, remarking, “Shouldn’t have let Emraan Hashmi die.”
Chauhan’s comments were recorded during a media interaction with Mid‑Day, where she reflected on the lasting impact of the movie’s ending on its audience. The actress, who played a supporting role in the film, noted that the scene remains a talking point among viewers, especially on social platforms where clips are frequently shared.
While acknowledging the emotional connection fans have with the film, Chauhan emphasized that the narrative was scripted and that her role was limited to the storyline crafted by the director. She concluded by thanking the audience for their continued interest and urged them to enjoy the film for its overall entertainment value rather than focusing solely on the tragic moment.
The remarks come as Jannat continues to enjoy periodic re‑airings on television and streaming services, keeping the film in public conversation more than a decade after its theatrical debut.
Chauhan’s comments were recorded during a media interaction with Mid‑Day, where she reflected on the lasting impact of the movie’s ending on its audience. The actress, who played a supporting role in the film, noted that the scene remains a talking point among viewers, especially on social platforms where clips are frequently shared.
While acknowledging the emotional connection fans have with the film, Chauhan emphasized that the narrative was scripted and that her role was limited to the storyline crafted by the director. She concluded by thanking the audience for their continued interest and urged them to enjoy the film for its overall entertainment value rather than focusing solely on the tragic moment.
The remarks come as Jannat continues to enjoy periodic re‑airings on television and streaming services, keeping the film in public conversation more than a decade after its theatrical debut.