”After my death..”, actress Smita Patil’s wish expressed before her death, an emotional episode narrated by a makeup artist

Veteran actress Smita Patil died on 13 December 1986, at the age of 31, due to complications following childbirth. Smita Patil created a special place in Hindi cinema with her powerful performances in important films like ‘Mandi’, ‘Artha’ and ‘Ardha Satya’. Smita Patil made a home in the hearts of many people through her acting, that’s why many people watch her films with interest even today. His work is always appreciated. But do you know, he had expressed a wish before his death. A recent interview with her makeup artist, Deepak Sawant, is currently in the news, in which he reveals a very emotional wish for Smita.

Deepak Sawant said Smita would often say, “Take me home only after I get married.” She used to tell this to her mother too and her family would yell at her because of it. Recalling that tragic moment, he said that after Smita’s death, his sister was coming from abroad, so her body was kept in ice for two-three days, which caused it to swell.

At that moment, in front of everyone, including Amitabh Bachchan, her mother gave Deepak a make-up kit and said that it was her last wish to say goodbye like a married woman. Hearing this, Deepak Sawant burst into tears and with tears in his eyes, he decorated Smita beautifully with her final make-up.

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In a career spanning nearly a decade, Smita Patil acted in more than 80 Hindi and Marathi films. He received two National Film Awards, several Filmfare Awards and was awarded the Padma Shri in 1985. Even today, his legacy is kept alive by organizing film festivals and numerous awards in his memory. Even today hearing this anecdote brings tears to the eyes of fans and brings out a different side of his personality.

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