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Divya Dutta’s Mother Passes Away

Darpan News Desk IANS, 10 Jan, 2016 12:46 PM

Actress Divya Dutta lost her mother on Sunday morning, her “Chalk N Duster” co-star Juhi Chawla shared on Twitter. Juhi, who has also acted with Divya in Punjabi films like “Des Hoyaa Pardes”, wrote on Twitter: “Really sorry to hear about Divya Dutta’s mother… She passed away this morning… God give Divya strength”.

Really sorry to hear about Divya Dutta s mother .. She passed away this morning ..... God give Divya strength ..
— Juhi Chawla (@iam_juhi) January 10, 2016

The reason for the death was not immediately known. Divya could not be reached when IANS tried to contact her.

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