Dhaka 23 September, 2026

Tania Brishty Under 24-Hour Observation Following Successful Brain Surgery

Entertainment Desk, Rtv News

Publish : 16 Feb 2026, 09:31 AM
Photo: Collected

Popular television actress Tania Brishty is currently under intensive 24-hour observation after undergoing a successful surgery to remove a brain tumor. The complex procedure lasted approximately four hours.

Director Shakal Ahmed confirmed the news to the media, stating that by the grace of the Almighty, the surgery was completed successfully.

However, he noted that the actress cannot be declared entirely out of danger yet due to potential post-operative complications. He requested fans and well-wishers to keep her in their prayers for a swift recovery.

Medical Update and Restrictions
Doctors have advised that following such a major procedure, the patient requires absolute rest and continuous monitoring. To ensure a smooth recovery environment, the hospital has requested the public and colleagues to:

  • Avoid unnecessary crowding at the hospital.
  • Refrain from making excessive phone calls to the family or facility.

Background on Her Illness
Tania Brishty was admitted to the Bangladesh Specialized Hospital in the capital on the evening of February 14. She personally shared the news of her illness on Facebook that night, posting a photo from her hospital bed where she was seen holding a bouquet of flowers—a Valentine's Day gift from her family. In her post, she sought prayers and informed her followers that her surgery was scheduled for February 15.

Career at a Glance
Tania Brishty has established herself as a household name through her consistent work on the small screen.

  • Film Debut: She made her big-screen debut in 2015 with the film Ghashphul.
  • Notable Works: She also appeared in the 2019 film Goyendagiri.
  • Upcoming Projects: After a long hiatus from cinema, she was set to return to the big screen in Raihan Khan’s upcoming film Tribunal.

Fans and colleagues across the industry have taken to social media to express their support, eagerly awaiting her return to the screen once she fully recovers.

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