Divya Bharti’s Death (25 February, 1974 to 5 April, 1993)



Divya was just a teenager when hailed as one of the most vivacious and gifted female stars to watch out for in years to come. Also being touted as the future reigning queen of Bollywood; Divya Bharati; had indeed attained incredible heights of success at a very young age. Unfortunately destiny had other plans and she fell to her death from her fifth floor apartment in a Mumbai suburb on April 5th 1993. She was just nineteen and the cruel shackles of mortality nipped her life in the bud leaving a lot of unanswered questions about her terrible end.

Bollywood witnessed a dramatic transformation during the 90’s. It started with a promising beginning of another decade with a gush of surprises and talents emerging within the industry. One such gifted talent was Divya Bharti.


Who can ever forget this mesmerizing beauty dancing to the tunes of “Saat Samundar?”

Divya Bharti belonged to the league of the few actors who set off their career at a very tender age. She first appeared on screen in the year 1990, at the age of 16 when she was casted in a Telegu movie, ‘Bobbili Raja’.

Divya is remembered for her invincible performances in commercially successful motion pictures like Shola aur Shabnam, Vishawtma, Dil Aashna hai and Deewana. Her soaring and glorious career however faced an abrupt end owing to her mysterious death at the age of 19.

Here’s telling you things you might know about her perpelxing death:

Divya Bharti’s Death: Suicide or Murder?


It was the fateful night of April 5, 1993, when Divya took her last breath. Reportedly, she fell to her death from a five storied building named Tulsi Apartment in Versova Mumbai. Speculations following her sudden demise floated all around – many conclude the possibility of her committing suicide. Other thought it was conspiracy, accidental death or even a gruesome murder. The Mumbai police however failed to gather enough evidences behind the main cause of her death and eventually closed further investigations in the year 1998.

Conspiracy Theories Behind Divya Bharti’s Death
The sudden demise of the super star left hundreds of hearts grief stricken. While many people were in a shock of disbelief, many others came out with different conspiracy theories behind the death of their beloved actress. One such theory that evolved after the actress’s death accused Sajid Nadiadwala, her husband to be the main culprit involved in plotting her murder. While according to another theory, it was the involvement of Sajid with the underworld and Divya’s turmoil relationship with her mother that completely devastated the actress, which led her to commit suicide. But the main cause of her death till date remains a mystery.

The Unfortunate Night
Date: April 5, 1993,
Place: 5th floor, Tulsi Apartments, Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai and
Time: 11.00 pm

On the day of her death, Divya had finalized a new apartment deal for herself. Considering the fact that it was pretty hard to own a good flat in a place like Mumbai, the actress was exceptionally happy and kept describing her newly purchased 4 BHK apartment to Kunal, her brother. However, he soon left the apartment.

Divya had returned from Chennai after finishing with her movie shoot and was supposed to fly off to Hyderabad that very day for another project. But as she had to finalize her new apartment deal and she postponed her Hyderabad visit by one day. Divya was roaming with a bandaged foot that day and also informed her producers about her injury.

Soon Divya was supposed to meet her friend and dress designer Neeta Lulla and her husband at her Versova flat. The Versova flat where Divya was staying was somehow not registered on her name.

Moments before Divya Bharti’s Death
Neeta along with her husband arrived around 10pm at Divya’s place. All three of them sat in the living room, chatting and consuming alcohol. Her maid was also present in the same room with them. She was actually having a continuous conversation with Diyva all that while. It was when Amrita went back to the kitchen that Divya moved towards the window while still talking to her maid, loudly.

Neeta along with her husband was engrossed in watching a video on television and as such was not participating in the conversation.

Divya Bharti’s Final Moments
Divya’s living room did not have any balcony but had an open window. Unlike other windows in the building, this was the only window that was deprived of grills. There was a parking lot beneath the window, but that unfortunate day there was not even a single car parked there.

Divya climbed over the window and rested on a narrow ledge that was located below the open window. She had her back facing the living room. It was in an attempt when Divya tried to turn around to get on a proper hold of the window frame that she slipped off the ledge and fell straight onto the concrete below.

Divya Bharti’s Last Breath


Right after the fall, Divya was found drowned in a pool of her own blood. Though she was still alive on her way to the hospital, her pulse rate had dropped rapidly. Divya finally took her last breath in the emergency department of Cooper Hospital in Mumbai.

Though the superstar is no more with us today, but we still memorize and commemorate her for her short but remarkable career!

5 Songs That Made Divya Bharti A True Bollywood Legend



Divya Bharti made her debut while studying at Maneckji Cooper High School in the ninth standard. Her childish nature put many hurdles for film-makers trying to release her. As a result, she was only able to shoot a Telugu film ‘Bobbili Raja’ in the summer of 1990, which became a colossal hit.

After an initial thrust to her short career, she married Sajid Nadiadwala at age of 18. Bharti went on achieving great success post marriage with the movies like ‘Deewana’ and ‘Shola Aur Shabnam’ in the year 1992 (the same year she made her Bollywood debut and got married).

Her commercial success in Deewana garnered her the ‘Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut’. She completed a marathon of over 14 Hindi films between 1992 and early 1993, which still remains a record. Before her demise at age of 19, she starred in numerous Hindi and Telugu hits. A temple was built in South India in honor of this young & beautiful diva. Divya’s prominent work can be seen in the songs listed below, giving million of reasons to believe in her popularity.

1. Saat Samundar Paar (Vishwatma, 1992)

Sadhana Sargam’s voice and awesome moves by Divya Bharti make this song feel fabulous. The song gained wider recognition for Divya from public and film critics, alike. She was casted opposite Sunny Deol in Vishwatma, the movie to which the song belongs.

2. Ga Raha Hoon Is Mehfil Main (Dil Ka Kya Kasoor, 1992)               

This movie was a romantic drama coupled with outstanding music. Directed by Lawrence D’Souza, Dil KA Kya Kasoor failed completely to make any impact over audience. But this song by Kumar Sanu starred the beautiful actress, Divya paired opposite Prithvi.

3. Tu Pagal Premi Awara (Shola Aur Shabnam, 1992)

This song was largely applauded by the audience for brilliant music by Bappi Lahri (composer). Singing duo Shabbir Kumar and Kavita Krishnamurthy voiced lyrics by Anjaan.

5. Teri Umeed Tera Intezaar (Deewana, 1992)

Music by Nadeem-Shravan and appearance of Rishi Kapoor with Divya made this song a blockbuster hit. Voices of Kumar Sanu and Sadhna Sargam contributed to the popularity of this classic hit.

5. Tera Naam Rakh Diya (Deewana, 1992)

The duo of Vinod Rathod, Alka Yagnik and famous music director Nadeem-Shravan has done exceptional work in this soundtrack. Dancing style of Divya featured here can make anyone go crazy.

Amy Winehouse Death



Initial Account:

Amy Winehouse's Cause of Death: Accidental Alcohol Poisoning, Blood Level Five Times the Legal Limit. Her unexpected passing, and her official cause of death has finally been revealed.

It was revealed that the 27-year-old suffered a "death by misadventure" on July 23, and that her passing was an "unintended consequence" of accidental alcohol poisoning. An initial autopsy taken in the wake of the singer's death was inconclusive, though no drugs were found in her system at the time. But according to both Greenway and pathologist Suhail Baithun, it was because of the plenty of alcohol. Further, the findings revealed, that Winehouse had consumed "a very large quantity of alcohol" and that her blood-alcohol limit was more than five times that of the drunk-driving limit.It had been said that the singer had 416 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood. The legal limit in Britain is 80 mg.

Amy was found her unresponsive in bed with two empty full-size bottles and one smaller bottle of vodka in her room.

The Reason: Bulimia and Alcohol are a deadly mix

Though an inquest confirmed that the British singer-songwriter died of alcohol poisoning.

But two years after her tragic death, it was discovered that it was bulimia that led to her death. It was revealed that drink and drugs took their toll, but the eating disorder fatally weakened her.

It was suggested that it is possible that Amy Winehouse died because from the combination of her eating disorder and her issues with drink and drugs. The physical impact of an eating disorder over a sustained period of time includes organ damage. Some people have renal (kidney) failure, hepatic (liver) damage, weakening of the heart muscles and damage to the digestive system, amongst many other physical problems. Which meant that the body’s organs are not able to deal with processing alcohol in the same way that healthy organs would, and therefore the likelihood of organ failure is greater.

Bulimia is a serious mental illness where people feel that they have lost control over their eating and evaluate themselves according to their body shape and weight.

People with bulimia are caught in a cycle of eating large quantities of food (called bingeing), and then vomiting, taking laxatives or diuretics (called purging), in order to prevent gaining weight. This behaviour can dominate daily life and lead to difficulties in relationships and social situations and they may also have very low self-esteem and self harm.

And there seems to be a strong link between eating disorders and alcoholism, as 37.5% of people with bulimia reported excessive alcohol use, and 26.8% reported alcohol abuse or alcohol dependence.