Tarla Dalal died of heart attack Wednesday morning at her residence in South Mumbai
Tarla Dalal, known for her popular cookery show and several top selling books on cookery passed away on Wednesday morning following a fatal heart attack in Mumbai. She was 77.
This message was posted on Tarla Dalal's Facebook page by her team:
"We would like to thank all of you for your support and affection through the years of Mrs. Tarla Dalal's career. She is no more with us as she expired in the early hours of this morning. We thank her for all the happiness that her talent has given to us and our families..."
The celebrity chef was also awarded the Padma Shri in 2007.
She started taking cooking classes in Bombay in 1966 and published her first cookbook in 1974. The book was an instant success and went on to become a classic in cookery books and sold over 1.50 lakh copies.
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