Vimi, born Vimlesh Kaur Wadhwan in 1943 in Jalandhar, Punjab, India, became a prominent Bollywood actress after her debut in the 1967 film 'Hamraaz,' produced by B. R. Chopra. Despite her initial success, her career quickly declined due to a series of box office failures and personal challenges. Following her divorce from her husband, who reportedly abused her, Vimi entered a relationship with a film distributor named Jolly. This relationship turned exploitative, with claims that she was pushed into sex work. Struggling with financial difficulties and isolation, Vimi's health deteriorated, leading to her death from liver disease on August 22, 1977, at the age of 34 in Mumbai. Tragically, she died alone in a hospital, and her body was left outside the Santacruz crematorium on a cart, highlighting the neglect she faced in her final days. Vimi's son later became a follower of Osho, while little is known about her daughter's life.