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Rani Mukerji Immerses Father Ram Mukerji's Ashes In Allahabad

IANS, 24 Oct, 2017 12:41 PM

Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji on Monday immersed the ashes of her father Ram Mukerji at the Sangam here. The writer and filmmaker died on Sunday.

Rani was accompanied by her husband Aditya Chopra, brother Raja Mukerji and other family members. The family took a steamer ride to Sangam to immerse the ashes.

Ram, one of the founders of Filmalaya Studios, had directed films like "Hum Hindustani" and "Leader". He had also directed and produced Rani's debut film "Biyer Phool" in 1996. He was 84 when he died.

Rani Mukerji immerses the ashes of her father Ram Mukerji in Allahabad.
راني موكيرجي بعد غمر رماد والدها في مدينة الله اباد الهنديه. pic.twitter.com/BRsUfCeUd7
— Rani Mukerji Fans (@Rani_MukerjiFC) October 23, 2017

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