The Kannywood film industry mourns the sudden loss of veteran actress Saratu Gidado, affectionately known as Daso, who passed away at 56. Close relatives confirmed the tragic news, revealing that Daso was found lifeless on Tuesday morning after returning to bed following Sahur, the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan fasting.
Born on January 17, 1968, in Kano, Daso established herself as a prominent figure in Kannywood through remarkable performances, especially in comical roles. Beginning her career in 2000 with "Linzami Da Wuta," Daso quickly won hearts with her talent and versatility, starring in notable films like "Nagari," "Gidauniya," "Mashi," and "Sansani."
Tributes poured in from colleagues and fans, highlighting her immense contributions to the industry. Close associate Habiba Umar remarked on Daso's departure, expressing the void she leaves behind. Daso's passing leaves an irreplaceable gap in Kannywood, but her legacy lives on through her enduring impact on the film industry.
