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Died. 31 March 1972 (1972-03-31) (aged 38) Bombay, Maharashtra, India. Burial place. Rahmatabad cemetery, Mumbai.
Quick Info→. Age: 38 Years. Death Cause: Liver Cirrhosis. Death Date: 31/03/1972. Some Lesser Known Facts About Meena Kumai. Meena Kumari was a popular Indian actress, singer, and poet. For her roles in the Hindi films, she became famous as ‘The Tragedy Queen.’. When she was born, her father was disappointed as he wanted a son.
Jan 19, 2022 · After Meena Kumari's death, Nargis penned a letter talking about her difficult life and heartbreaks, which was published in an Urdu magazine. The two had shared a close sisterhood.
Meena Kumari (1933-1972) was a renowned Indian actress, singer, and poet. She got the name ‘The Tragedy Queen’ for her roles in various Hindi films. She wrote poetries under her pen name ‘Naaz.’. She is considered one of the best actresses in Bollywood.
Jul 20, 2023 · Tragically, just three weeks after the release of “Pakeezah,” Meena Kumari fell gravely ill, leading to her admission to St Elizabeth’s Nursing Home in March 1972. Her condition deteriorated...
Jun 18, 2021 · Meena Kumari passed away on March 31, 1972. Her close friend Nargis had opened up about her life in a column written for an Urdu magazine. Meena Kumari had made several domestic violence allegations against director-husband Kamal Amrohi.
Meena Kumari, born Mehjabeen Bano, was dead at the age of 39. Addiction to alcohol killed her. It is said that she had started drinking, while she was still married to Kamal Amrohi.
She passed away at a young age of 38 in 1972 from cirrhosis of liver — darling of the audience but miserable all through her personal life. On her 86th birth anniversary today, here’s...
Veteran journalist Vinod Mehta’s book, Meena Kumari — The Classic Biography, uncovers various such lesser-known facets of her life including her fairytale courtship with filmmaker Kamal Amrohi,...
Mar 29, 2022 · UPDATED: Mar 29, 2022 18:57 IST. Asked by a local daily to pen her likes and dislikes, she wrote, “I like death.” Born Mah Jabin but known as Meena Kumari, this tragedy queen of Hindi cinema was evidently suffering from a form of depression that the Victorians had dubbed melancholia.
