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Krishna Raj Kapoor, widow of legendary Bollywood actor-filmmaker Raj Kapoor, passed away on 1 October at the age of 87. Mourning her death, Amitabh Bachchan penned down a short note on his blog site on Monday. The actor wrote she kept together a vast family of “celebrated individuals”.
“Krishna Raj Kapoor, the matriarch of the family, the epitome of grace and dignity, gentle and loving to all, caring, faultless in etiquette and family protocol. She kept this vast family of celebrated individuals together as one bond,” Big B wrote in his blog.
The 75-year-old quoted a famous line by her to all brides to be.
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“Jab pati ke ghar bahu ban kar jaana, toh yeh soch lena ki tum kainchi lekar jaana chahti ho ya buniya ki auzaar,” (“When you go as a bride into your husbands home, you must decide whether you want to carry scissors with you or a pair of knitting needles!”)
Amitabh explained: “Scissors symbolising the cutting of relations in the new home and family; knitting needles, to knit the family together.”
Big B said Krishna had insisted that “when she goes she wants to have the prayers conducted by the four faiths” — Gurbani (Sikhism), Shlokas (Hinduism), Bible reading (Christianity), and words from the Quran (Islam)”.
She is survived by her sons Randhir Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor, Rajiv Kapoor, and daughters Ritu Nanda and Rima Kapoor-Jain and; grandchildren Karisma Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, and Riddhima Kapoor Sahni. Her death brings an end to the second generation of the influential clan.
Krishna, who married Raj Kapoor in May 1946, was the sister of legendary villain, the late Prem Nath, and comedian Rajendra Nath. Their brother-in-law is the other Bollywood baddie, Prem Chopra.
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