She is best remembered for her decades-long involvement with the annual Thingyan festivities in Mandalay as well as her contributions to Buddhist causes across the country.
[2] Born to U Htin and Daw Su on 27 April 1910 in Mandalay, Oo was the eldest of 12 siblings.
In the 1960s, the Naga Cheroot was nationalized by the Union Revolutionary Council, leading to its eventual fallure.
[1] For about 40 years, Oo ran the "Yay Nan Thuza" (or "Naga Me") mandat (pavilion) during the annual Thingyan festival in Mandalay.
She personally managed a yein troupe and a water-throwing team, comprising shop owners and staff from the Zegyo Market.