Nimmi, the doe-eyed star of 1950s and '60s Hindi movies such as Aan, Barsaat and Deedar, died on Wednesday after prolonged illness. She was 88. The actor was brought to a suburban Juhu hospital after ...

Mumbai: Nimmi, the doe-eyed star of 1950s and '60s Hindi movies such as Aan, Barsaat and Deedar, died after a prolonged illness. She was 88. The actor was brought to a suburban Juhu hospital on ...

Nimmi, the legendary actress, passed away at her Mumbai home on Wednesday, March 25. She was 88. Dinesh Raheja remembers a woman who lit up the screen. Introduced to cinema by Raj Kapoor; groomed by ...

Although Nimmi was never one of the all-time great actresses of Hindi cinema, she held her own in film after film in the 1950s and 60s, never more so than ever in Mehboob Khan’s Amar in which Naushad ...

Bollywood icons Dilip Kumar and Saira Banu have mourned the death of actress Nimmi, saying her demise feels like a deep sense of personal loss. Nimmi passed away at her residence in the city on ...

Bollywood lost another gem as veteran actress Nimmi breathed her last on Wednesday. The yesteryear actress was 88-year-old and she reportedly died due to prolonged illness. Her last rites will take ...

Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor offered his condolences on the demise of yesteryear actor Nimmi, saying that she was an integral part of the Kapoor family. "RIP. Thank you Nimmi aunty for all the blessings ...

Her beauty was portrait like. Brandy brown eyes, brunette tresses… Nimmi was the ‘Golden Girl’ of the golden era. Serenaded by the triumvirate of Dilip Kumar-Raj Kapoor-Dev Anand, she inspired several ...

The actor Nimmi, who starred in such notable 1950s Hindi films as Barsaat, Deedar, Daag, Aan, Kundan and Basant Bahar, died on Wednesday in Mumbai. She was 87, and had been suffering from age-related ...

The actor, born as Nawab Banoo, came to be known by her screen name 'Nimmi', which was given to her by filmmaker Raj Kapoor, who first spotted her as a shy teen on the sets of his film "Andaz".