THIS actress ruled the screen during her prime, had family issues, elder daughter died after being diagnosed with…, she is…

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This actress was one of the highest-paid actresses during her prime. However, she suffered after her daughter’s death.

Film life

There is a huge difference between real life and that of films. In films, we see what the director wants us to see and not the struggles of the actors and actresses in the films; the same goes in real life.

The 70s

This particular actress ruled the screen in the 70s and was one of the highest-paid actresses during her prime. People love her because of her charm and charisma. However, she faced hardships due to her personal life.

Moushumi Chatterjee

The actress we are talking about is Moushumi Chatterjee; her real name is Indira, and Moushumi is her screen name. She made her debut movie was the Bengali film Balika Badhu, released in 1967.

Moushumi hit films

Moushumi Chatterjee gave many hit films in her life, some of which are Anuraag, Roti Kapada Aur Makaan, Sabse Bada Rupaiya, Angoor, Ghayal and many more. However, her film was full of misery despite her success.

Two daughters

The actress was blessed with two daughters, Payal and Megha Chatterjee. However, her elder daughterPayal, suffered from Type 1 diabetes and was in a coma since 2018, and then she passed away in December 2019.

Payal death

After Payal’s death, Moushumi and her husband, Jayant, were stunned to discover that her body was stuck in the morgue due to unpaid bills. However, Payal was married to a well-to-do family, but she faced ill-treatment and had poor relationships, including with her ex-son-in-law.

Interview

In an interview with Nayandeep Rakshit, Moushmi shared about her dark days in her life and said, I don’t think my husband has completely gotten over Payal’s death. I am also not over it.”

Moushumi revealed

She further said, “This vacuum will be there throughout our lives. In another interview, Moushumi remembered the ‘worst experience’, and said, I went to the hospital when she was no more. She was kept in a morgue because the hospital’s bill wasn’t paid. I took all that nonsense.