Sonam Khan recalls laughing with Divya Bharti at a now-superstar on Vishwaatma set: 'Our naughtiness knew no limits'

Sonam Khanmet Divya Bharti on Vishwaatma set

Veteran actress Sonam Khan, who is known for her roles in Hindi and Telugu movies, has recently paid tribute to the late actress Divya Bharti. She also recalled their first meeting.

She took to her Instagram and shared a photo with Divya Bharti, which she revealed to be the only pic with her. She recalled the meeting in the caption and wrote, “This was the first time I met Divya on the mahurat of Viswaatma but this was the first and the last time we stood like two good well behaved girls.”

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The veteran actress added, “On the sets of Vishwaatma, we had a blast shooting in Mumbai & all across Africa. I remember one incident very clearly because it’s impossible to forget, when Divya & I were sharing a makeup room in film city. Just outside our room there was an upcoming actor shooting for his first movie.. ( He is a huge star now… Sorry can’t take his name ).”

She further noted, “Nonetheless our naughtiness knew no limits, so we would go quietly look at him and laugh loudly on his face and run back to our makeup room. We must have repeated this for over 10 times and laughed so much until our stomach started hurting and tears were flowing down our cheeks…”

She suggested, “There comes once a star in a lifetime who leaves a mark for eternity.

That star was, is and will always be Divya Bharti. I know for sure where ever she is, she is smiling brighter than ever, just like a true star she was and will always be.”

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She concluded her post by writing, “I do hope this post makes millions of her fans happy in India & across the globe. #divyabharti #sonamkhan.”

For the unversed, Divya Bharti died on April 5, 1993, at the age of 19 after falling from the balcony of her fifth-floor apartment in Bombay. The circumstances of her death led to various conspiracy theories, but it was officially ruled as an accidental fall.