Your Nani might’ve taught you to cook, but Gujju Ben taught us how to live.
- ByPrachi Arora
- 08 Apr, 2025
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Urmila Jamnadas Asher, affectionately known as “Gujju Ben” and a beloved former contestant of MasterChef India, passed away on Monday in Mumbai at the age of 79. The news was shared via her official Instagram page, where a heartfelt post paid tribute to her life and legacy.
Renowned for her joyful personality and inspiring spirit, Urmila rose to national fame later in life, becoming a symbol of hope and determination. She led her family’s culinary venture, “GujjuBen Na Nasta,” which reflected her passion for food and Gujarati culture. Even at an age when most slow down, she encouraged others to start new journeys, chase dreams, and live life to the fullest.
Her funeral was held on Tuesday morning at the Chandan Wadi crematorium in Mumbai. The post from her Instagram remembered her not with sorrow but with admiration for her strength, positivity, and boundless love. It called on people to celebrate her legacy—one of courage, joy, and fearless living.
The message concluded by reminding her followers that Urmila’s journey does not end here. Her spirit continues through every life she touched, every smile she shared, and every person she inspired. She leaves behind a glowing example of how age is no barrier to reinvention and impact.
Urmila Jamnadas Asher will be remembered not just as a culinary enthusiast, but as a beacon of hope and resilience for generations to come.
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