Divya Bharti passed away at the age of 19. After just two years in films, she’d proved herself to be an A-list star. Rachit Gupta records the highs of her effervescent career
Vishwatma (1992)This Rajiv Rai follow up to Tridev was not just the magnum opus of Hindi films in 1992, it was the main event in Divya’s career. Vishwatma was choc-a-bloc with A-list stars, almost every cinema buff was dying to catch a glimpse of the much-touted Nairobi schedule and the songs were chartbusters. Ask anyone and they’ll hum Saat samundar (featuring Divya’s dancing talents in full glory) better than the National Anthem. And why not, since it’s remixes are still hot favourites in clubs around the country. The film was a moderate success at the box office and it brought Divya Bharti more than a dozen film offers she couldn’t refuse.
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