Kimi Katkar's Rare Appearance: 'Jumma Chumma' Star Reconnects Amid Heartfelt Tribute

Veteran Bollywood actress Kimi Katkar, famous for the 1991 hit "Jumma Chumma," made a rare appearance on social media. Actress Divya Seth Shah posted affectionate photos, calling Katkar "Maasi" and thanking her for lifelong support. Katkar, who left films in the mid-90s at the height of her career, remains a beloved figure from that era. The post has sparked warm nostalgia among fans for the iconic star.

Key Points: Kimi Katkar Rare Appearance in Divya Seth Shah Photos

  • Divya Seth Shah shares nostalgic photos with the reclusive 90s star Kimi Katkar
  • Kimi is thanked as a supportive 'Maasi' and for her home-cooked food
  • Katkar is best remembered for the iconic song 'Jumma Chumma' with Amitabh Bachchan
  • She left Bollywood at her peak in the mid-90s to focus on her family
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'Jumma Chumma' fame Kimi Katkar makes a rare appearance, Divya Seth shares pics

'Jumma Chumma' star Kimi Katkar makes a rare social media appearance in photos shared by actress Divya Seth Shah, sparking nostalgia for 90s Bollywood fans.

"Kimi Maasi Thank You for making Me love Food and cooking Thank you for seeing me and my mom when we needed you too. - Divya Seth Shah"

Mumbai Dec 11

Veteran Bollywood actress Kimi Katkar, one of the industry's most popular faces of the 90s and early 90s, made a rare appearance on social media today.

'Dil Dhadakne Do' actress Divya Seth Shah took to her social media account to share affectionate photographs featuring the yesteryear veteran star. In the first picture shared by Divya that seems like a throwback, Kimi is seen sitting with Divya's late daughter Mahika, both smiling warmly for the camera. In the second image shared by Divya, the actress and Kimi can be seen.

Sharing the photos, Divya referred to Kimi as “Maasi” (aunt) and thanked her for cooking food with love. She also thanked Kimi for being a support system to both her and her mother during their difficult times. She wrote, “Kimi Maasi Thank You for making Me love Food and cooking Thank you for seeing me and my mom when we needed you too. And for the Mad laughter … Mostly #bff.”

For the uninitiated, Kimi Katkar had stepped away from films in the mid-1990s but even to date continues to remain one of the most popular actresses of her era. The actress is most popularly remembered for her electrifying screen presence opposite Amitabh Bachchan in the evergreen chartbuster “Jumma Chumma De De” from the hit movie ‘Hum’ that released in 1991.

Kimi had also starred in movies like ‘Tarzan’, 'Vardi', 'Farz Ki Jung', 'Pataal Bhairavi' and others, becoming a household name with her striking on-screen persona. The actress got married and soon quit Bollywood to go the family way in the 90s era, while at the peak of her career.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Respect to actresses from that era who chose family and a private life over constant fame. It takes a different kind of strength. Glad to see she's doing well and is still a "BFF" to those who matter.
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Aman W
She was a true star! That screen presence was something else. While it's great to see her, articles like this sometimes feel a bit intrusive. She clearly values her privacy, so let's just appreciate the glimpse and not dig for more.
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Sarah B
The bond between Divya and her "Maasi" is so beautiful. It shows that in the film industry, beyond the glamour, there are real, lasting friendships and support systems, especially during tough times. More power to them.
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Vikram M
Absolute legend! Her songs are still played at every sangeet and family function. Tarzan, Vardi... she ruled the 90s. Makes you wonder how many such talented actors we lost to the industry's pressures or by choice. Salute!
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Nisha Z
The part about cooking food with love really got me. That's such a simple, profound Indian way of showing care. It's not just about being a star, but about being a loving maasi. Beautiful share.

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