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Tribute: Dilip Kumar, who died in Mumbai on Wednesday at 98, was one of a kind

Dilip Kumar | B Mathur/Reuters The death of Dilip Kumar on Wednesday draws the curtain on the Golden Age of Hindi cinema. In six decades and in over 60 films, the actor extraordinaire played a range of characters with acute sensitivity and unmatched finesse. He is associated with some of the greatest Hindi films and the most memorable songs. His contributions to the craft of performance will reverberate for decades to come. Dilip Kumar was felicitated with several awards, including the Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, and Nishan-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s highest civilian honour. He is frequently described as the Tragedy King of Indian cinema, but his legacy is far too rich to be summarised by a single epithet.

Dilip Kumar dies at 98: Iconic characters

Dilip Kumar dies at 98: Iconic characters Dilip Kumar dies at 98: Iconic characters Dilip Kumar passed away today at the age of 98 in Mumbai. We remember the legendary actor through his most iconic roles. advertisement UPDATED: July 7, 2021 10:27 IST Dilip Kumar in some of his most iconic roles: Devdas (L), Mughal-e-Azam (C) and Kranti (R). July 7, Wednesday, India woke up to the news of legendary actor Dilip Kumar passing away. He was 98 and had been diagnosed with bilateral pleural effusion. He had been in and out of the hospital, in the last month itself, he had been admitted to Mumbai s Hinduja Hospital twice. As fans of the veteran actor, we stayed glued to his official Twitter handle for updates on his health, hoping to read Saab is fine, doing well; and remember him in your duas . A couple of days ago, Saira Banu s calm assurance that he is fine, was something we clutched onto. Until on July 7, when news of Dilip Kumar s demise came trickling in. An end of an era, no l

Remembering Dilip Kumar, the legendary actor, who has bowed out at 98

In a congested lane of the famous Qissa Khwani Bazaar (market of storytellers) in Peshawar, Pakistan, stands a two-storey house where a boy was born on December 11, 1922. Named Muhammad Yusuf Khan, he would grow up to be recognised as the first Khan of Indian cinema – long before the other three Khans, Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman, even appeared on the planet. We would know him as Dilip Kumar, the screen name he adopted on the advice of Devika Rani, the first lady of the Indian film industry. After a momentous cinematic journey and an eventful life that was no less than a film story in itself, Dilip Kumar breathed his last at 7.30 am on July 7, 2021 at Hinduja Hospital in Mumbai where he was admitted since June 30 after he complained of breathlessness. He was 98. He is survived by his wife, actor Saira Banu.

Indian actor Dilip Kumar, who embodied melancholy on screen, dies at 98

Indian actor Dilip Kumar, who embodied melancholy on screen, dies at 98
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