
'Filmon mein tumhara future…'; Rajesh Khanna advised this star to quit acting, asked him to start a business of…, his name is…
Rajesh Khanna ruled over millions of hearts for years with his films and acting. But, someone had told him that he did not have a career in films and the veteran actor was advised to do steel or iron business. But the actor did such magic with his acting that all predictions and equations failed. Why Rajesh Khanna recommended this actor to start a business
Famous actor Annu Kapoor talked about the story we are telling you about Rajesh Khanna on the singing reality show 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa'. Once Annu Kapoor, who came on this popular show, said that after seeing Rajesh Khanna's horoscope, an astrologer had clearly said that he has no future in films. When Rajesh Khanna advised 'Kaka' to do iron business
When the astrologer did not think acting was right for Rajesh Khanna, he asked the actor to work in another field. Annu Kapoor further said, 'The astrologer told Rajesh Khanna to do some business. Do steel business or iron business. Your progress will be in that. Anyway, in the coming time, Rajesh Khanna became a superstar and he proved the calculations, readings, equations of that astrologer wrong and ruled the hearts of people for not just one but many years.'
Rajesh Khanna, who made his debut in Hindi cinema with the 1966 film Aakhri Khat, worked in many great films, including Anand, Swarg, Do Raaste, The Train, Dushman, and Kati Patang. The veteran actor died on 18 July 2012 at the age of 69.

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