Shammi Kapoor's Ashes Immersed in Dal Lake


Mumbai, Sep 3 (IANS): He romanced a bevy of Bollywood beauties in the snow-capped mountains of Kashmir in films like "Kashmir Ki Kali" and "Junglee" and immortalised the shikara on the Dal Lake in the song "Tareef karun kya uski". And finally, veteran Bollywood actor Shammi Kapoor has become a part of that surrounding forever.

The ashes of the actor, who left for his heavenly abode Aug 14, were immersed in the Dal Lake by his son Aditya Raj Kapoor.

According to reports, Aditya Raj was accompanied by his sister Kanchan and actors Shabana Azmi, Vinod Khanna, Asha Parekh, Sharmila Tagore, Amitabh Bachchan and Tina Ambani.

"Yes, we have immersed the ashes in the Dal Lake," Aditya Raj told IANS on phone.

Aditya Raj, along with all the actors, left here for Srinagar for the immersion Friday morning.

  

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  • Yasmin Banu, Abu Dhabi

    Sun, Sep 04 2011

    Pain that the great Shammi Kapoor left us for good, but he left his repetoire of work for generations to enjoy. Kashmir is incomplete without him, finally, he rested himself there. No other way to end the journey. A beautiful journey indeed, every Indian is proud of him, let his soul rest in eternal peace.

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