Bollywood never stepped down from giving a different meaning to the reality. And now, the controversial life of superstar of the yesteryear late Divya Bharti is the hot topic and new script in Hindi films inspired by real life.
The latest buzz doing in Bollywood circles is that two decades after actress Divya Bharti died under mysterious circumstances after falling from the balconey of her flat, director Vikram Sandhu (who made Shaheed Bhagat Singh) is gearing up to make a biopic on the actress' life.
Divya Bharti entered the tinsel town with South Indian flick ‘Bobbili Raja’ in 1990 and then scored big hits. Bollywood invited her with ‘Dil Hi To Hai’ co-starring Jackie Shroff in 1992 and saw her sizzle in 14 more flicks.
Divya Bharti became the heartthrob millions and was poised to become the queen of Bollywood before the cruel destiny took her away. She married producer Sajid Nadiadwala. On April 5, 1993 she fell to her death from the balcony of her flat. There was a police enquiry around her sudden death which remains a mystery till date.
It is known that Sandhu has completed the script and currently, the search is on to find the right face to fit the role of Divya Bharati. Buzz is that this would be hitting the floors in July 2012.
How well the director will show the scene of how divya fell down from her balcony? That will put neeta lulla and her husband to shame. Seriously, those two were in her apartment the time she fell of the balcony. Will anyone ignore a person (teenager or an adult) sitting on the ledge and assume that what he/she is doing is normal. Her maid might be doing work, but what were the lulla's doing to ignore that dangerous moment. Did they think the ledge is a chair where you can comfortably sit. Whether divya was fully drunk or not, still people around her that moment shouldn't let that happen. If it were a kid, everyone will be cautious and scold the child to not even go to the balcony b.c kids will do all kinds of stupid things. Her death was an accident but that could have been prevented if the lulla's were not idiots.
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