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Bollywood superstar on why he secretly quit films

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Sridevi. Gautam Rajadhyaksha captures the super duper star in the 90s

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The Jewish Bollywood Star: Esther Abraham

She was India's first female film producer

Esther Abraham was a Jewish Bollywood superstar and the first female film producer in India. She was a proud observant Jew even while shaping modern Indian culture.

Esther was born in Calcutta in 1916 to an Orthodox Jewish family. The Abrahams were Baghdadi Jews who had emigrated from Iraq in the 19th century. In school Esther excelled academically and athletically. She was a talented hockey player with a roomful of trophies. Esther was also an artist who attended Cambridge University after high school and majored in art.

After university, Esther became a kindergarten teacher at a Jewish school in Calcutta, but she yearned to be a performer. Her first job in the entertainment industry was as a dancer for a silent movie theater. Esther’s job was to entertain the audience during a pause in the film while the reel were changed.

Many members of Esther’s family were talented musicians and performers. She went to visit an actress cousin in Bombay who was appearing in a theater production. The director noticed tall, beautiful Esther and gave her a screen test.

Esther did so well on the test that she soon appeared in her first movie, Bhikaran, in 1936. Around this time she was given the screen name Pramila. Audiences fell in love with Pramila and she quickly became one of the most famous actresses in India. She also worked as a model and appeared on many magazine covers. In 1947, at age 31, Esther won the first Miss India contest – while pregnant with her fifth child.

At that time in India, the movie industry was controlled by a handful of extremely wealthy producers who exploited their actors and crew members and paid them only a measly salary. Esther Abraham decided to change that. She defied the studio system by becoming the first female producer of Bollywood feature films. Esther formed her own production company, Silver Productions, and produced sixteen feature films. She treated her cast and crew with respect and paid them well.

Esther starred in 30 films. In addition to being an actress and producer, she did her own stunts and worked as a stunt double for other performers. Esther also designed her own costumes and jewelry for every production.

Famous for her enchantingly beautiful eyes, audiences didn’t know that her eyesight was very poor and she did dance moves by counting the steps. Audiences also were likely unaware that she was Jewish – and probably wouldn’t have cared. Unlike so many countries with Jewish communities, India has no history of antisemitism.

Esther’s daughter Naqi Jahan was crowned Miss India in 1967, and they are the only mother and daughter who both won the title. Her son Haidar Ali is a successful Indian actor and screenwriter. Haidar described his mother: “A woman who was gifted by God with internal power and strength… she magnetized power…. One the home front she kept us together [clenching his fist] like this.”

Esther Abraham appeared in her last film in 2005, at age 90, playing a grandmother in the movie Thaang. She died a few months after its release. Until the end of her long life, Esther remained a practicing Jew. Her funeral was at the Maghen David synagogue, and her son Maurice read Psalms in Hebrew. Esther was buried in the Jewish cemetery in Mumbai.

For entertaining audiences for seventy years, and for being the first female film producer in India, we honor Esther Abraham, aka Pramila, as this week’s Thursday Hero.

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[ad_1] India’s most iconic lifestyle and entertainment supplements, Bombay Times and Delhi Times, have officially kicked off their 30th Anniversary celebrations in grand style. Marking three decades of covering and defining glamour, entertainment, and culture, the celebrations began with Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar, who unveiled a special tribute to Bombay Times in the form of a life-size front page of the paper at The Times of India office.   30 Years of Bombay Times and Delhi Times Street Carnival Brings Nostalgia to Life Adding to the celebratory fervor, a vibrant experiential street carnival is now underway outside The Times of India office. The carnival, which runs from December 19 to December 20, offers visitors a chance to step back in time and relive three decades of Bombay Times’ unforgettable moments.   Highlights of the carnival include: Streets decked with vintage Bollywood movie posters and a red-carpet experience. Photo booths for fun, nostalgic snapshots and entertainment artists like Golden Statue Man, Mirror Man and Jugglers. Interactive fun counters such as tarot readings and bracelet making corner.   Celebrities like Ram and Gautami Kapoor, Taha Shah, Arjun Bijlani, Iqbal Khan, Sheeba and many others were also spotted enjoying the celebrations, exploring the walk-through timeline and posing at photo booths. Special issue coming on December 21st To celebrate the 30-year journey of Bombay Times and Delhi Times, both the iconic brands will be bringing out a special issue that will take readers on a nostalgic ride back to the 90s-the era that reshaped both the entertainment world and lifestyle journalism. Launched in 1994, these publications recognized, ahead of almost all others in the space, that what entertained and engaged readers-Bollywood, fashion, food, fitness, and high society-was just as relevant to the reader as the hard news around politics and the economy. They created a new space that has grown stronger and more vibrant over three decades. This special issue will take you back to the mid-90s, revisiting a time when movies ran for 25-50 weeks, cassette tapes needed pencils to rewind, and Page 3 became synonymous with flamboyance and aspirational living. It will feature untold stories of iconic names and their journeys over these three decades, along with a nostalgic look at people and stories that defined the era. Don’t miss this special edition—a heartfelt tribute to the past and a soft reminder of how decisively Bombay Times and Delhi Times have shaped entertainment and lifestyle media. Grab your copy tomorrow! Reflecting on the milestone, Sivakumar Sundaram, CEO, Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., said, "Completing 30 years of Bombay Times and Delhi Times is a moment of immense pride. These publications have become an integral part of our readers’ lives, capturing the pulse of India’s entertainment and lifestyle landscape. The 30th Anniversary celebrations are our way of expressing gratitude to our readers, partners and the world of showbusiness for their unwavering support through the years."   !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] India’s most iconic lifestyle and entertainment supplements, Bombay Times and Delhi Times, have officially kicked off their 30th Anniversary celebrations in grand style. Marking three decades of covering and defining glamour, entertainment, and culture, the celebrations began with Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar, who unveiled a special tribute to Bombay Times in the form of a life-size front page of the paper at The Times of India office.   30 Years of Bombay Times and Delhi Times Street Carnival Brings Nostalgia to Life Adding to the celebratory fervor, a vibrant experiential street carnival is now underway outside The Times of India office. The carnival, which runs from December 19 to December 20, offers visitors a chance to step back in time and relive three decades of Bombay Times’ unforgettable moments.   Highlights of the carnival include: Streets decked with vintage Bollywood movie posters and a red-carpet experience. Photo booths for fun, nostalgic snapshots and entertainment artists like Golden Statue Man, Mirror Man and Jugglers. Interactive fun counters such as tarot readings and bracelet making corner.   Celebrities like Ram and Gautami Kapoor, Taha Shah, Arjun Bijlani, Iqbal Khan, Sheeba and many others were also spotted enjoying the celebrations, exploring the walk-through timeline and posing at photo booths. Special issue coming on December 21st To celebrate the 30-year journey of Bombay Times and Delhi Times, both the iconic brands will be bringing out a special issue that will take readers on a nostalgic ride back to the 90s-the era that reshaped both the entertainment world and lifestyle journalism. Launched in 1994, these publications recognized, ahead of almost all others in the space, that what entertained and engaged readers-Bollywood, fashion, food, fitness, and high society-was just as relevant to the reader as the hard news around politics and the economy. They created a new space that has grown stronger and more vibrant over three decades. This special issue will take you back to the mid-90s, revisiting a time when movies ran for 25-50 weeks, cassette tapes needed pencils to rewind, and Page 3 became synonymous with flamboyance and aspirational living. It will feature untold stories of iconic names and their journeys over these three decades, along with a nostalgic look at people and stories that defined the era. Don’t miss this special edition—a heartfelt tribute to the past and a soft reminder of how decisively Bombay Times and Delhi Times have shaped entertainment and lifestyle media. Grab your copy tomorrow! Reflecting on the milestone, Sivakumar Sundaram, CEO, Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., said, "Completing 30 years of Bombay Times and Delhi Times is a moment of immense pride. These publications have become an integral part of our readers’ lives, capturing the pulse of India’s entertainment and lifestyle landscape. The 30th Anniversary celebrations are our way of expressing gratitude to our readers, partners and the world of showbusiness for their unwavering support through the years."   !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link

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Salman Khan's Ex Somy Ali Claims He Got Threats From Underworld In 1990s

According to Somy, Salman Khan kept her away from such matters. Mumbai: Somy Ali, the ex-girlfriend of Salman Khan made a sensational revelation about a threatening call from the underworld to the superstar in the 90s, when she was in a relationship with him. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Somy Ali recalled her days with Salman Khan, her tryst with Bollywood, underworld don Dawood Ibrahim, and…

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Somy Ali's SHOCKING Revelation: ''Salman Got A Call From The Underworld'' | People News

Mumbai: Somy Ali, the ex-girlfriend of Salman Khan made a sensational revelation about a threatening call from the Underworld to the superstar in the 90s, when she was in a relationship with him. Speaking exclusively to IANS, Somy Ali recalled her days with Salman Khan, her tryst with Bollywood, Underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and more. Asked if during her relationship with Salman in the 1990s,…

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Farheen Khan: The Actress Once Called Madhuri Dixit’s Lookalike, Now Living a Quiet Life

In the 90s, Bollywood witnessed the rise of several talented actresses, but few garnered as much attention for their resemblance to a superstar as Farheen Khan did. Farheen, often referred to as the lookalike of Madhuri Dixit, briefly shone in the film industry before stepping away from the limelight. Her story is one of brief fame, unexpected life choices, and a current life of quiet anonymity…

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Kangana Ranaut slams Twinkle Khanna after latter compares men to ‘plastic bags’; calls her as one of the ‘privileged brats’ and ‘nepo kids

Kangana Ranaut continues her crusade against nepotism and this time, the actress lashed out at former actress Twinkle Khanna, who is also Akshay Kumar’s wife.

Twinkle Khanna, who is the beloved daughter of the late superstar Rajesh Khanna and popular actress Dimple Kapadia, seems to be the next target of the nepotism crusade by Kangana Ranaut. The actress turned author recently was seen referring to men as ‘bags’ and comparing them to polythene and handbags, which did not go down well with Ranaut. The Manikarnika actress took to social media to lash out at Khanna and even went on to describe her as one of the privileged brats and nepo kids.

Taking to her Instagram story, she shared a short version of the reel which featured Twinkle Khanna talking about feminism from a certain event. In the social media post, Kangana Ranaut questioned Khanna’s idea of feminism and lashed out at her for the comments she made about men, saying, “What are these privileged brats who call their men polythene bags, are they trying to be cool?? Nepo kids born with silver spoon, given film careers on golden platters, couldn't do justice to that for sure, least they could do find some joy and fulfilment in selfless of motherhood thaat also seems like a curse in their case what exactly do they want to be ?? Vegetables?? Is that feminism ??”

On the other hand, talking about Twinkle Khanna, the actress turned author was seen tackling the concept of equality wherein she commented, “I think we do need men. It's almost like a handbag. We can carry things in a plastic bag but it's nice to have a kelly. It's pretty much that.”

Speaking of Twinkle Khanna, although the latter made her debut in the 90s alongside Bobby Deol and featured as the leading lady in over 20 films, she was quick to point out that she is not interested in films and quit acting after her marriage with Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar. She is currently popularly addressed as Mrs. Funnybones, and is a published author who not only writes books but also columns.

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The Deol Brothers' Resurgence: An Epitome of Resilience

Hailing from the iconic Deol lineage, Sunny and Bobby Deol have held a special place in the Indian film industry. While they remained a formidable force throughout the latter part of the 20th century with several successful films, there were phases when their presence on the silver screen ebbed. However, in the true Deol spirit, these two powerhouses of talent made a stunning and noteworthy comeback, proving that their connection with audiences is far from over.

Bobby Deol’s Steadfast Comeback

For Bobby Deol, who rose to fame with films like 'Barsaat', 'Gupt', and 'Soldier' in the 90s, the early 2000s saw a slowdown in his career. However, his resilience shone through as he made a triumphant return with 'Poster Boys in 2017. Bobby's second wind became even more significant with his praise-worthy performance in the 2018 blockbuster 'Race 3', where he shared screen space with superstar Salman Khan.

But what truly marked his stellar comeback was his plunge into the digital platform. Portraying the role of ‘Kashipur Waale Baba Nirala’ in the web series 'Aashram', Bobby showed his acting prowess, earning accolades from critics and audiences alike. This venture not only marked a new phase in his career but also affirmed his versatility and adaptability to the evolving trends in the entertainment industry.

Bobby Deol’s career trajectory took a novel turn with his involvement in "Animal", a film directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. Known for his chocolate-boy charm and a knack for action-packed roles in the 90s, Bobby's choice of "Animal" reflects his readiness to explore complex characters and narratives beyond the conventional Bollywood formula.

Sunny Deol's Remarkable Resurgence

Much like his younger brother, Sunny Deol, too, had faced a phase of career slump following the early 2000s. Known for his powerful performances in films like 'Ghayal', 'Damini', and 'Gadar: Ek Prem Katha', Sunny carved a niche for himself in the industry. However, he made a remarkable resurgence in 2016 with his directorial venture 'Ghayal Once Again', continuing the narrative of his 1990 blockbuster 'Ghayal'. The film, with Sunny in the lead role, was well-received, marking a successful comeback for the actor.

With his comeback with "Gadar 2", a sequel to the 2001 blockbuster "Gadar: Ek Prem Katha", Sunny reprised his role as Tara Singh, a character that has become iconic in Indian cinema history. The original film, celebrated for its intense emotion, gripping narrative, and Sunny’s compelling performance, left a lasting impression. "Gadar 2" continues this saga with a monumental performance by Sunny.

Furthermore, the Deol brothers joined hands again for the sequel 'Apne 2', cementing their multi-decade presence in the industry. The movie is a much-anticipated sequel to their 2007 family sports drama, 'Apne', and has been a buzz in the Bollywood circuit, promising another testament to their unending talent and charm.

In conclusion, the Deol brothers, Bobby and Sunny, have shown that perseverance and talent are the cornerstones of enduring success. Their remarkable comeback in the industry is a testament to their resilience and indomitable spirit, inspiring a new generation of actors to never lose heart, no matter the adversities they face in the unpredictable world of cinema.

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Twinkle Khanna Birthday Celebration: From Bollywood to Bestselling Author

Twinkle Khanna, born on December 29, 1974, is a multifaceted Indian personality known for her roles as an actress, author, and interior designer. Daughter of Bollywood legends Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia, she gained fame in the '90s with films like "Barsaat" and "Baadshah." Transitioning to writing, Twinkle has authored bestsellers like "Mrs Funnybones" and "The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad," showcasing her wit and versatility. Beyond her literary pursuits, she's recognized for her contributions to interior design and her marriage to Bollywood star Akshay Kumar. Twinkle Khanna, the Bollywood star turned bestselling author, is celebrating her 49th birthday. Let's take a peek at her fascinating life.

Bollywood Memories

https://www.instagram.com/p/CyNv1ngoeQY/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MjM0N2Q2NDBjYg== For those who grew up watching '90s Bollywood, Twinkle Khanna is a familiar face from movies like Barsaat and Baadshah. Born to movie legends Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia, she's also the wife of Hindi Cinema's superstar, Akshay Kumar.

Author and More

Beyond acting, Twinkle has donned many hats—film producer, interior designer, and author of four books. Let's explore her literary journey. Mrs Funnybones (2015) Her debut book, Mrs Funnybones, is a humorous take on the life of an everyday Indian mom, balancing grace and fun. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1a9Oelxrin/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MjM0N2Q2NDBjYg== The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad (2016) This book weaves four stories, one inspired by real-life hero Arunachalam Muruganantham, the Padman. Twinkle's production won a National Award. Pyjamas Are Forgiving (2018) In her third book, a divorced woman seeks solace in a Kerala spa, navigating awkward encounters and exploring themes of feminism and religion-based violence. Welcome to Paradise (2023) Twinkle's latest book, launched on November 23, is a collection of stories delving into themes like death, heartbreak, and deception.

Twinkle Khanna Birthday

On her 49th birthday, Twinkle celebrated with an adventurous underwater kiss with husband Akshay Kumar, sharing the joy on Instagram. Twinkle Khanna, a versatile artist, continues to surprise and inspire. Here's to more adventures and literary triumphs! What is Twinkle's latest book about? "Welcome to Paradise" explores diverse themes in a collection of stories. Which book inspired the movie "Padman"? "The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad" served as the inspiration. How did Twinkle celebrate her birthday? She shared an underwater adventure with a kiss, celebrating with family. Any upcoming projects for Twinkle Khanna? No official announcements; stay tuned for updates. Where can I find Twinkle Khanna's books? Look for them in major bookstores and online platforms. Also Checkout. Read the full article

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Shahrukh Khan of Bangladesh: Chunky Pandey's Popularity Across Borders

Chunky Pandey, a well-known name in the Hindi film industry from Bangladesh, celebrates his 61st birthday today. Starting his acting journey in the 1980s, Chunky has portrayed roles ranging from serious to comedic. Today, we'll share some special insights about him on his birthday.

When it comes to comic stars in Bollywood, Chunky Pandey's name stands out. He has carved a unique identity among fans with his acting and comedic style. Chunky's journey in Bollywood spans several years, and he faced various ups and downs. While some may know him today by the name "Pasta," there was a time when Chunky was referred to as one of Bollywood's charming actors. Today, as he celebrates his 61st birthday, let's delve into some interesting aspects related to him. Rising to Stardom Overnight: Chunky Pandey has worked in over 100 films throughout his career. There was a phase when he dazzled as the lead actor in films. By the end of the 1980s, Chunky had become a superstar. His film 'Aankhen' catapulted him to overnight stardom and was greatly appreciated by the audience. Thanks to 'Aankhen,' Chunky Pandey's stardom was at its peak. His charm captured the hearts of many, and his fan following saw a significant boost after the success of the film. In this movie, Chunky Pandey starred alongside Govinda. The Decline in Popularity: Despite receiving an excellent response from 'Aankhen,' everyone believed that Chunky Pandey was destined to be the next big superstar. Unfortunately, it didn't pan out that way. As the 1990s began, Chunky started receiving fewer offers, and he gradually faded from Bollywood. The surge in popularity of actors like Shahrukh Khan, Aamir Khan, and Salman Khan during the 90s played a role in Chunky's diminishing stardom. Chunky himself mentioned that the immense popularity of these three Khans overshadowed other actors, which led to a decline in his film offers. Revelation by Shakti Kapoor: While Chunky's popularity in India may not have been exceptional, it was a different story in neighboring Bangladesh. Actor Shakti Kapoor revealed this surprising fact on 'The Kapil Sharma Show.' Shakti Kapoor shared, "Chunky Pandey was immensely popular in Bangladesh. Once, I was astonished by the reception I received there. People in Bangladesh were asking me about Chunky Pandey." Known as Shahrukh Khan of Bangladesh: In Bangladesh, Chunky Pandey was regarded akin to India's Shahrukh Khan. Just as Salman Khan's films are released on Eid in India, Chunky Pandey's films had a similar reception in Bangladesh. Chunky was astounded by this revelation, as he had never anticipated being more popular in Bangladesh than in India. It's worth mentioning that Chunky also acted in some films in the Bengali language. This showcases how Chunky Pandey's popularity extended far beyond the borders of India, especially in Bangladesh, where he was celebrated akin to a superstar like Shahrukh Khan. Read the full article

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Jawan - The rise of the new generation's entertainment

Despite being an exceptional actor, Shahrukh Khan is also known for his marketing skills. He can charm everyone irrespective of the cast, age, national, international, worldwide and especially to the younger generation.

Decades ago Shahrukh Khan had the tag of loverboy and a romantic hero. But in the last few years, especially his last two movies, he has changed his image completely. Jawan- His new movie was released yesterday and had smashed the box office. It broke all the past records of the Indian film industry. Sometimes ago people and media were writing an obituary about Shahrukh Khan and said that his career is finished, there is no comeback, he is more of a superstar. But two movies have changed the game. The movies are none other than pathan and Jawan. With this movie, he not only revived his career but also revived the Indian film Industry. Southern movies have been the hit machine from the last few years but with pathan and Jawan Bollywood has come back to its original shape like the 90s and 2000s. After the release of Jawan Shahrukh Khan is receiving such honour like that of Rajnikant in South Indian industry. Fans were worshipping the photos of Shahrukh Khan with milk, sandals, incense sticks etc. In the coming December another movie of Shahrukh Khan is going to be released. Let's see how it makes an impact for the audience and can it break Jawan's record. Let's see it in the future.

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DIVYA BHARTI - BEFORE & AFTER.

Be only natural to get a little excitedly curious, especially being a film historian, upon receiving news, that an 18 yr old girl, who's just officially worked for 2 yrs in Bollywood, has amassed a whopping 15 Hindi film releases in those 2 yrs alone (2 releasing post death), 24 films in all 3 yrs, & who till date holds the world record of sorts of having the most (13) films on floor as absolute rank newcomer (just on basis of one South hit at age 15), moreover, that lands up in those 2 yrs garnering quality, enough to beat many veterans over the entire decade's film tally..what more, to as we now know, emerge as Queen of the 90's at Indies!

Thus setting upon my minimum research, trying to know more about this wonder-girl, & as it would turn to, about her untimely teenage death, a death that evidently till today, per broadcast news clippings of interviews with Divya's late parents, kept meandering to point of making them irritated, around the sheer mystery of it.

& Watching all that archive footage past 2 days (ppl like me were little too young to follow msm news,let alone entt news,then), & I challenge anyone today trying to fetch those news archives available all over Youtube, to also not feel the same way, making one instantaneously draw comparisons with SSR!

For except for being polar opposites as people, & to be fair, in success scales, everything else SOUNDS so similar- same kinda terrace flat, same rush just before her demise to buy a new flat (for whatever reasons) elsewhere, same technical improbabilities to contend with (more glaring with SSR, from reports of forensic doctors on Times Now & Republic Tv, of the kinda hanging marks being impossible if from natural hanging or the online postmortems from international experts showing heavy beating marks all over his body, but even in Divya's case making one wonder,are non-grilled flats in Mumbai really so designed, that if a 5ft 3.5" girl "loses her grip on railing,while turning away from window" (even if little drunk) (I mean, she'd been home for just half an hour,& after being at her parents's house just prior, & dropped home by her bro!), that she entirely falls off the window itself ?? (Btw,amazingly,no eyewitnesses too,despite atleast 2 friends & maid at home then!) (The childhood maid too dies just month later of apparent heart attack)

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..And just like SSR, with no suspects in anyone's mind,nor any concrete obvious motives,aside wild speculation, till today.

But making us also wonder, just what drama 've ensued,if death of this bonafide All-Time Superstar 've been in social media age!!

Also the same Divya, we strongly suspect, hinted upon by Rajesh Khanna in his cryptic dying messages - as having been the victim of 'supari murder' at hands of few of her jealous colleagues!

So RIP Divya Bharti. Have no doubts, this lady 've competed to be in Indies All-Time Top 50-75 Actresses,if just 15-20 films left incomplete & scrapped, on day of death, were allowed fruition, by destiny.

But even w/o destiny on her side, that's already been made immortal in film lore & in the loving eyes of 100s of millions of her fans across the world!

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P.S. Did You Know-

What is the relationship btwn Divya Bharti & Hanif Kadawala?

Hanif is the co-producer of one of Divya's earliest films signed, 'Dil Hi To Hai', started in ~Sept 1989, who it turns out was also a big time underworld gang member, convicted for supplying illegal guns-grenades to Dutt's house with others, before March 12 1993 serial Mumbai blasts, for which was jailed & released after 5 yrs on bail, only to be killed in 2001, apparently by Chhota Rajan gang as revenge for blasts.

Divya's terrace flat theory has more than substance afterall!

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Who does not know Madhuri Dixit, the famous actress of Bollywood and famous as Expression Queen? 

From the 90s to the present day, Madhuri Dixit has given many films in Bollywood. Apart from acting, Madhuri is also very popular for her dance and fitness. It is worth noting that Madhuri was away from Bollywood for a while, but now she has prepared for her digital debut. 

Aside from Madhuri Dixit's OTT debut, some other web series is likewise going to be made.

1. Finding Anamika

Madhuri Dixit will make her computerized debut with Finding Anamika. This film drama series of Madhuri is based on a global superstar, wife, and mother, who suddenly disappears one day. The principal look of the series has additionally been delivered.

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