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Jia Khan whose real name is Nafisa Rizvi Khan, born on 20 February 1988. She was a British American Bolllywood model, singer and actress. Jiah Khan made her first film "Nishabad" in the 2007 for which Jiah was nominated for "Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut". Jiah Khan made her last time film appearance in romantic comedy "Housefull" in 2010. This beautiful actress committed suicide by hanging herself from a ceilling fan on Monday,3 June 2013 and her dead body found from her residence in Mumbai.After her death a letter was found in which she mentioned that her problems in life and love affair with Suraj Pancholi were reasons of her suicide. Marilyn Monroe born on June 1, 1926, was a popular American actress, singer and model.She was …show more content…

After that she became the one of the most busy actress of India and she made more than 450 films. She wanted to become a producer but she completely failed in this field and Silk was in debt for Rs. 20 million. On 23 September, 1996 she committed suicide by poisoning her. Divya Bharti born on 25 February 1974, was the most famous Indian actress of her generation. She started her career with Telugu films and she made her first Telugu film "Bobbili Raja" in 1990. After that she made many hit Indian films and she got "Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut" for films like " Shola Aur Shabnam" and "Deewana" in 1992. Divya married to Sajid Nadiawala on 10 May 1992 after embracing Islam and she also adopted the Muslim name Sana. At the climax of her career she met with a mysterious death by falling from her five-story apartment at the midnight of 5 April 1993. Viveka Babajee born on 27 May 1973 was a famous model and actress of Mauritius. She awarded with title of "Miss Mauritius World" 1993 and with the title of "Miss Mauritius Universe" 1994. Babajee earned real fame by her "KamaSutra condom" advertisements of 1990.

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