Veteran actress Rita Bhaduri dies at 67

Rita was prominent in the 1975 Julie where she played Lakshmi's friend. She had a long list of movies to her credit, including Raja, Beta, Hero No.1 and Virasat.

Senior actress Rita Bhaduri is no more. As per reports she was on dialysis as her kidneys had failed and later her other organs stopped functioning.

The highly respected actress will be cremated at 12 noon on Tuesday at the Chakala Crematorium.

Currently, her body lies at her brother Barun Mukherjee's house for last respects. Talking to a leading daily, her niece Mini said, "Well, Ritaji had developed several complications. Her kidneys had failed since some time and more recently, she had a spine surgery done. After that, she developed many complications and her other internal organs started deteriorating. The last one month was tough."

Talking about Bhaduri, her close friend Zarina Wahab said, “At least I would have known she was unwell in a hospital, and then I would have gone to see her. She was a close friend from my FTII days, we were batchmates. In fact, last year, we travelled to Shirdi together. I was at Kanwaljeet's house with a few FTII friends and Kanwaljeet said 'Chalo Rita ko milke aate hain’, but we couldn't reach her. I don't know why we then dropped the idea. I wish we had taken the initiative despite us not connecting with her on mobile."

Rita was prominent in the 1975 Julie where she played Lakshmi's friend. She had a long list of movies to her credit, including Raja, Beta, Hero No.1 and Virasat.

Lately, she was seen on the small screen in Nimki Mukhiya and has acted in several Hindi and Gujarati movies and even TV serials. Rita Bhaduri, according to her family was 67 (and not 62 as Google displays).

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