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5 facts about Late Krishna Raj Kapoor

Krishna Raj Kapoor married Raj Kapoor in May 1946. The couple had five children- Ritu, Rima, Randhir, Rishi and Rajiv.

She was the sister of Uma, and well-known actors Rajendra Nath, Prem Nath and Naredra Nath.


Krishna was popularly known as the first lady of Bollywood.

She always supported her husband Raj Kapoor, when the world was talking about his affairs. Krishna supported her family from behind while ignoring all the rumours.

She passed away in the early hours of 1 October at the age of 87 due cardiac arrest.

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