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Veteran actress Reema Lagu breathed her last

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Mumbai:19/5/17;Veteran actress Reema Lagu breathed her last on May 18 at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Mumbai, ANI has confirmed. She was 59. Lagoo was admitted to the hospital late last night after she complained of chest pain, the hospital’s Executive Director Ram Naraian told PTI. “We will issue a health report later in the day, after consulting with her family,” he said. Lagoo’s son-in-law Vinay Waikul told PTI, “She was complaining of chest pain so we took her to hospital around 1 AM. She passed away due to a heart attack around 3.15 AM. She
was perfectly fine and had no health issues…so it is really shocking for all us that she is no more with us.”

The actress, also referred to as Bollywood’s favourite onscreen mother, garnered huge popularity for the versatility that she showed during her career.

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