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End of the journey of 'Protector of Delhi'– Dilip Kumar – The Island island.lk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from island.lk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Daily Times July 10, 2021 Mohammad Yusuf Khan was born on December 11, 1922, in Peshawar in the house of a fruit merchant. In the late thirties, the family shifted to Bombay. Here, a chance meeting with Devika Rani, who was the boss of the famous Bombay Talkies, proved to be a turning point in his life. Recognizing his latent potential for acting, she selected him for a role in a new film Jawar Bhata, in which he shone to light with a screen name of Dilip Kumar. Though the film was a flop at the box office, it introduced the budding actor to the film world of which he was going to be the undisputed king for the next six decades. ....
MUMBAI â In the hierarchy of stardom, a combination of talent, hard work, reinvention and luck decide how long actors survive in the industry. Most actors remain actors as much as is possible. In the wake of Dilip Kumarâs exit, we look at the star innings of those who have lasted the longest on-screen in Hindi cinema. We do not include Chandrashekhar (1950-2021â72 active years) and P. Jairaj (1929-1995â67 active years), who must be mentioned with due and great honor, but were not stars, though they did essay lead roles in a few films each. 1. Dev Anand (1946-2012): 66 years The eternal young man was just that. After starting out in âHum Naujawanâ in 1946, he also turned producer with âAfsarâ (1950), followed by his debut as a writer-director with âPrem Pujariâ (1970). Dev also tried his hand at speaking a few lines in a song in âMahalâ (1969), and sang a full-fledged number in âMr. Prime Ministerâ� ....
‘Ye Zindagi ke mela, Dunniya mein kam na honge, Afsos hum na honge’ (There will be lots of merry moments in this word and sadly I will not be there), a line from the Hindi film ‘Mela’ (1948) starring Dilip Kumar and Nargis. Dilip Kumar (Mohammad Yusuf Khan) the greatest Indian Bollywood star ever breathed his last on the morning of Wednesday at the age of 98 in Mumbai and was buried in the evening ending a golden era of Hindi movies. It is unlikely that Indian film industry will have another star of the height Dilip Kumar left behind. He was one of the heroes of our time and my generation grew up watching his movies. He acted in only 63 movies and these 63 movies have made him not only immortal in the Hindi movie world but also transformed him into a legend of India’s movie industry. The song mentioned was sung in the film ‘Mela’ by another maestro Mohammad Rafi who died on July 31, 1980. While doing a running commentary India’s Doordarshan played the song i ....
Actor-e-Azam: Meghnad Desai's Tribute To Dilip Kumar, The King Of Indian Cinema outlookindia.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from outlookindia.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.