Veteran actress Moushumi Chatterjee’s husband Jayanta Mukherjee passes away in Mumbai


Daijiworld Media Network - Mumbai

Mumbai, Nov 13: Jayanta Mukherjee, husband of veteran actress Moushumi Chatterjee and son of legendary singer-composer Hemant Kumar, passed away in Mumbai on November 12. His demise has left the family and the entertainment fraternity in mourning.

Unlike his father, who made a remarkable contribution to the world of music, Jayanta chose to work behind the scenes in the film and television industry. Fondly known as 'Babu' among family members and close friends, he maintained a low public profile and built his career in film and television production.

His production credits included films such as Mazaak, released in 1975, and Do Ladke Dono Kadke (1979). He was also associated with television production and oversaw the serial Talash, which aired in 1992.

Jayanta was the son of Hemant Kumar, one of the most celebrated singers and composers in Hindi and Bengali cinema. While his father earned widespread recognition for his musical contributions, Jayanta chose an independent professional path in the entertainment industry.

His wife, Moushumi Chatterjee, is a well-known name in Hindi and Bengali cinema, particularly for her memorable performances during the 1970s and 1980s. The couple had two daughters, Payal and Megha. The family had earlier suffered a major personal loss when their elder daughter Payal passed away in December 2019.

Jayanta is survived by Moushumi and their younger daughter Megha. The cause of his death and details of the funeral arrangements have not yet been officially announced.

 

 

  

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