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Ritwik Ghatak’s daughter Samhita dies

KOLKATA: Eminent filmmaker Ritwik Ghataks daughter Samhita has died of cardiac arrest in her sleep

Updated At : 07:04 AM Mar 22, 2017 IST

Kolkata: Eminent filmmaker Ritwik Ghatak’s daughter Samhita has died of cardiac arrest in her sleep. She was 60. Her daughter Aditi had died in an accident in 2012. Samhita was only 19 when Ghatak, the Meghe Dhaka Tara maker, passed away. She is survived by her husband and 90-year-old mother. PTI

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