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Time of India
2 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
When this EPIC throwback of Dilip Kumar, Dev Anand, and Raj Kapoor appeared on Karisma Kapoor's feed: "The legendary trio"
In a moving tribute that was put up in 2021, actress Karisma Kapoor posted a rare and nostalgic black-and-white picture of three of Bollywood's biggest legends - Dilip Kumar , Dev Anand , and her grandfather Raj Kapoor . The picture splendidly captures the spirit of an era when these three thespians dominated the scene, representing the golden era of Hindi cinema from the 1950s and 60s. Karisma Kapoor's caption on Instagram was plain and simple, "The legendary trio," with red heart emojis and folded hands, entirely echoing the respect and love she has for these movie legends. The picture is of the trio in formal wear, smiling candidly at the camera, a time-defying snap that brings alive the chemistry and charm of these legends. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Karisma Kapoor (@therealkarismakapoor) The legends in focus Dilip Kumar Commonly referred to as the 'Tragedy King' of Indian cinema, he was famous for his powerful and subtle performances. He had a career of more than five decades, with blockbuster films such as 'Devdas' (1955), 'Mughal-e-Azam' (1960), and 'Naya Daur' (1957). Dilip Kumar's talent as an actor earned him various honors, including the iconic Dadasaheb Phalke Award. He passed on July 7, 2021, the end of an era. Dev Anand With an evergreen and charismatic screen presence, he was an artist renowned for his acting and directing. 'Guide' (1965), 'Jewel Thief' (1967), and 'Hare Rama Hare Krishna' (1971) are a few of his remarkable contributions. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Discover Effortless Glucose Monitoring: Request a Free Trial Dexcom Try Now Undo Anand was acclaimed for his distinct dialogue delivery and a virile spark that enchanted viewers for decades. He passed in 2011, leaving an affluent legacy behind. Raj Kapoor Karisma Kapoor's grandfather and a legendary film director and actor, was popularly referred to as the 'Showman of Indian Cinema'. His movies, such as 'Awaara' (1951), 'Shree 420' (1955), and 'Mera Naam Joker' (1970) are classics that set the tone for Bollywood's narrative trend and social commentary. Raj Kapoor's efforts resulted in international recognition and various awards before his passing in 1988. Through Karisma's nostalgic post, fans and cinephiles are invited to revisit the magic of these legendary actors who not only entertained millions but also laid the foundation of modern Indian cinema.
India.com
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
This actor seen with Shatrughan Sinha failed twice in class 10th, worked at a dhaba, got fame after years, today he is called a talented actor, his name is…
Sanjay Mishra is one of the best actors of Bollywood who has many hit films to his credit. The specialty of Sanjay Mishra is that he gets into every character. Be it comedy or emotion, every color of his touches people's hearts. Today, Sanjay Mishra's name is famous in Bollywood, and he gets a chance to work with big stars in big films. But it was not always like this, there was a time when Sanjay Mishra also had to face hardships in life. Sanjay Mishra failed twice in class 10th Born in Bihar, Sanjay Mishra's father worked in the Press Information. Sanjay Mishra was not interested in studies. Due to this, he failed in 10th class twice. After this, he came to Mumbai with fifty rupees in his pocket. Seeing Sanjay Mishra, famous writer Manohar Shyam Joshi told Sanjay Mishra's father that this child's future will be in drama. After this, Sanjay Mishra was sent to NSD. There, Sanjay Mishra topped the entrance examination of NSD. He was not interested in NSD, and he used to think of ways to run away from there but could not leave it. After passing the NSD, he did not get work in Bollywood for many years. Worked at the Dhaba after father's death When he did not get work in Bollywood, Sanjay Mishra turned to TV. Here he got many serials. He worked in hit serials like Naya Daur, Office Office, Kabhi Pass Kabhi Fail, Aahat. After his father's death, Sanjay Mishra was so devastated that he left acting and went in search of peace. Months later, he was seen working at a dhaba in Rishikesh. At that time, he used to work at the dhaba and he used to get 150 rupees as salary. Here he was recognized and the family members took him home. After this, Rohit Shetty gave Sanjay Mishra many comic roles. His dialogue Dhondhu just chill in All the Best became famous. After this, his career took off and he started getting fame. After this, he never looked back and the industry gave him respect in every way.
Hindustan Times
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Dilip Kumar split from Madhubala upon learning she couldn't bear children, thought let me try with another woman: Mumtaz
The ill-fated romance of Dilip Kumar and Madhubala is one of the greatest tragedies of Bollywood. The two superstars were the first original power couple of Bollywood, and their public romance dominated the tabloids in the 50s. But towards the end of the decade, they had an acrimonious fallout. For years, it has been believed that their breakup was because of him testifying against her in a court case around the film, Naya Daur. Veteran actor Mumtaz has claimed a more personal reason was at play. (Also read: When a weak and ill Madhubala met Dilip Kumar one last time after his wedding with Saira) In an interview with Vickey Lalwani, Mumtaz said about Dilip Kumar and Madhubala, 'She didn't break up with him. He broke up with her because she couldn't have children. Nobody can ever doubt that she was madly in love with him. She was madly in love with him. But Dilip sahab ko aulaad chahiye thi (Dilip saab wanted a child). Perhaps it was in this desperation to have a child that he married Saira. Madhubala told me herself.' Dilip Kumar eventually married actor Saira Banu in 1966. However, they never had a child. 'Despite being in love with her, he might have thought, 'Let me try with another woman'. It's so tragic that he didn't have a child with Saira as well. I feel sorry for Saira; she's a wonderful person. If they had a child, she would've been taken care of too,' Mumtaz added. Madhubala and Dilip Kumar began their romance in 1951. The two even got engaged in the mid-1950s. However, Dilip Kumar had cold relations with Madhubala's father and manager Ataullah Khan. In 1957, after Madhubala backed out of Naya Daur, BR Chopra dragged her to court for not honouring their contract. Dilip Kumar famously testified in favour of the producer. This was the last nail in the coffin for the two superstars' relationship. They were last seen together in K Asif's Mughal-e-Azam, which was released in 1960. It is said that the two stars were not on talking terms during the last few filming schedules. Madhubala died in 1968 at the age of 36 after a long battle with congentital heart disease. She was married to singer Kishore Kumar. Dilip Kumar died in 2021 at the age of 98. He is survived by his wife, Saira Banu.
