Divya Bharti Height, Age, Death, Boyfriend, Husband, Family, Biography & More

Some Lesser Known Facts About Divya Bharti

• Divya Bharti was a smoker, correct?

• Divya Bharti did consume alcohol.

• She embarked on her modeling career at the tender age of 14, but faced numerous setbacks along the way. Eventually, she found her path to Tollywood and made her debut in the film industry with “Bobbili Raja” (1990), starring alongside Daggubati Venkatesh.

• At the tender age of 15, she became a renowned figure in Telugu Cinema, earning the esteemed title of a superstar.

• Making her Bollywood debut in the film Vishwatma (1992), she gained attention not only for her acting but also for her mesmerizing song “Saat Samundar Paar”, which became a beloved track among music enthusiasts, despite the film’s average performance at the box office.

• In the past, director Nandu Tolani had cast her for his film, ‘Gunaho Ka Devta’ (1988). However, her role was subsequently canceled, and Sangeeta Bijlani was chosen as her replacement.

• In a different occurrence, Juhi Chawla replaced her in Kirti Kumar’s film ‘Radha Ka Sangam’ (1992). It was speculated that her lively and childish demeanor led to her replacement.

• As a newcomer, she achieved an unbroken record by signing over 12 films and became one of the highest-paid actresses of her era.

• She had a strong inclination towards religion and would regularly make visits to temples.

• She has appeared in more than 14 movies, including popular Bollywood films such as Shola Aur Shabnam, Dil Aashna Hai, Deewana, and many others.

• During one of her interviews, she revealed, “I opted to pursue acting because I had no desire to study.”

• At the time of her passing, she had several projects in her portfolio, spanning both Bollywood and Tollywood, which remained partially finished. Among the pending Bollywood projects were Laadla, Andolan, Mohra, Vijaypath, while the Tollywood projects included Tholi Muddhu. These projects were eventually completed by other actresses.

• She received the Filmfare Award for Lux New Face of the Year for her role in the movie Deewana, and she stood out among the limited number of actresses who attained Filmfare accolades at a remarkably young age.

• She had also showcased her talent in numerous concerts both in India and abroad. Here are a few snippets of her performance in Dubai.

• On April 5, 1993, she engaged in a conversation with her dress designer, Neeta Lulla, and her husband, Dr. Shyam. During their discussion, she found herself in the kitchen, seated by the window that overlooked the balcony. Unexpectedly, a loss of balance caused her to fall from the fifth-floor window of her apartment in Versova, Mumbai. Promptly, she was rushed to the hospital; however, despite the doctors’ efforts, they were unable to revive her and pronounced her deceased.

• The circumstances surrounding her death remain unknown, leaving the mystery unresolved. While some speculate that she took her own life, her parents firmly believe that her passing was an unintended accident, as she was not the type of person to consider suicide.

• Witness the funeral video, where the profound impact of her demise reverberates across the globe, leaving no one untouched.