Bollywood stars pay tribute to Prabuddha Dasgupta

Here's what your favourite Bollywood celebrities are tweeting

Stars tweeted their tributes for noted fashion photographer Prabuddha Dasgupta, who passed away on August 12. He was 58.

Model Padma Lakshmi tweeted: 'RIP Prabuddha Dasgupta. Huge loss. Lucky to work with such a master, artist & friend. So sad for Lakshmi & his girls.'

Arjun Rampal wrote: 'Devastated, Prabhudo Dasgupta, a genius and dear friend is no more, he has gone way before his time. My prayers & strength for his family. RIP.'

Shekhar Kapur ‏tweeted: 'Yesterday i passed brilliant photographer #PrabhudaDasgupta studio in Bengaluru promising 2 drop by next time.Today he passed away.'

Actress-model Lisa Ray ‏also tweeted her tribute: 'Shocked at the news of Prabuddha Das Gupta's passing. A true artist, original and friend. Saddened. My heart is with Lakshmi and his girls.'

Farhan Akhtar wrote: 'One of the finest photographers and a dear friend, Prabhuda, passed away. RIP. This has been a dark week.'

Dia Mirza wrote: 'Prabudha Das Gupta...the wonder you created will live on but I will miss looking at you and then the 'self' that only you could capture. RIP.'

Model Ujjwala Raut shared a picture and tweeted: 'In memory of Prabuddha Dasgupta, beautiful moments captured for Vama Campaign! Lucky me to be photographed by a LEGEND.' 

Preity Zinta, who is all set to make a comeback with her home production Ishkq In Paris, praised Salman Khan for helping with the project.

According to her, Salman was the only actor who was approached for the role. 'No other Hero in the industry was approached 4#IIP except Salman Khan & He's not only in it but he's helped me So much by always being there,' she tweeted.

She also shared trivia from the film and added: 'Trivia... 1st person 2 see the film Promo was Salman. I didn't want to show it to him in front of the media so we saw it at home alone.'

India finished with a medal haul of six at the London Olympics, doubling the Beijing Olympics tally of three. Film personalities lavished praises on Indian sportspersons.

Boman Irani tweeted: 'The London Olympics were the BEST Olympics ever! Many experts may not be in agreement, but as an Indian........these were the best!!!!!'

Fardeen Khan was present at the closing ceremony with wife Natasha. He shared a picture of them together (above) and tweeted: 'it's an unreal experience.'

Soha Ali Khan tweeted: 's kumar s silver and all other medals should be celebrated, esp. given our poor record and the facilities available to our sportspersons.'

Dia Mirza wrote: 'At the Olympics what was truly wonderful was the way packed crowds were cheering the athletes! Something they will not forget. Well done India. The future looks bright :) All our participating athletes made us proud.'

Katrina Kaif stepped out with Salman Khan's sisters, Mini Mathur and a friend for an Iftar feast at a popular restaurant in Mohammad Ali Road, South Mumbai.

Aprita Khan shared the picture (above) and tweeted: 'Girls @ Mohammed ali rd!'

Meanwhile, designer Manish Malhotra ‏shared a picture of Katrina and tweeted: 'Katrina in aclassic ivory lehanga.'