She was battling for life after she suffered serious injuries when an auto-rickshaw in which she was travelling was hit by a car at Oshiwara in March, 2012.
Red Chillies VFX took to Facebook to announce the news of Charu's death.
Remembering her as a "happy go lucky, spirited and true fighter, the post read, "Charu Khandal, a former team member of our studio, passed away on Tuesday morning, 17th January, 2017. Charu will always be remembered for being a happy go lucky, spirited girl and a true fighter!
"We all pray to the lord almighty for her soul to rest in peace and hope that her story continues to inspire young aspirants wanting to make a difference! RIP Dear Charu, you will always be remembered.
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