Dhaka 24 September, 2026

Actress Tasnuva Tisha Meets with Road Accident

Entertainment Desk, Rtv News

Publish : 30 Aug 2026, 09:49 AM
Popular actress Tasnuva Tisha. Photo: Collected

Popular actress Tasnuva Tisha fell victim to a road accident while returning to Dhaka from Sreemangal. However, she confirmed that no major damage or injuries resulted from the collision.

Tasnuva Tisha shared the news of the accident by going live on her official Facebook account on Sunday (August 30) at around 12:45 AM.

The actress stated that she was traveling to Dhaka by car with her colleagues after completing a drama shoot in Sreemangal. En route, after crossing the Bhairab Bridge near the toll plaza area, a pickup truck rammed into their vehicle.

Following the accident, the pickup quickly fled the scene. Tisha and her team subsequently chased the vehicle down on a motorcycle and eventually managed to intercept it, shortly after which local police arrived at the scene.

Relaying her experience in the Facebook live broadcast, Tisha described the incident as quite severe, noting that they narrowly escaped major danger and emerged from the ordeal without any serious harm.

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