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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.
‘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 in the background and made any one who watched the funeral procession on TV emotional. Both of them were commonly known as Rafi Saab and Dilip Saab because of their personality and stature. All performers in any movie industry do not make to become legends but both Rafi Saab and Dilip Saab not only became legends but their names will remain immortal in the movie world of the sub-continent and beyond. Dilip Kumar was an institution by himself. His movie career spanned over five decades starting in 1944 with the film ‘Jawar Bhata’ his last film being Qila in 1991. It is said that Bollywood’s superstar Amitabh Bachchan had to wait 46 years to get Dilip Kumar’s autograph.
Pic: Instagram Babil has penned an emotional tribute to late actor Dilip Kumar, who passed away on July 7. The aspiring actor revealed that he was at his farmhouse and when he got the news, he rushed to Mumbai to pay a tribute to the ‘master’. “I was at our farmhouse, preparing for ‘Qala’ when I got the news, how ashamed I was to have not been able to do this in time, for the death of a man that inspired Baba and I for uncountable ages. I didn’t have any telecommunication network and I literally rushed back to Mumbai just to be able to pay tribute to the master.”
Last Updated: DYK Dilip Kumar Was Related To Adnan Sami, Sayyeshaa? Artists Recall Memories Of Legend Did you know Dilip Kumar was related to Adnan Sami and Sayyeshaa? The two artists recalled their memories of the legend upon his death. Image: Adnan Sami, Sayyeshaa/Twitter Considered one of the greatest actors on Indian cinema celluloid, Dilip Kumar’s demise spread a pall of gloom across the film industry and his fans across the globe. Tributes poured in, right from Prime Minister Narendra Modi to legends of various fields like Sachin Tendulkar and Amitabh Bachchan. Among those who mourned his loss were Adnan Sami and Sayyeshaa, who were related to the legendary actor.
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MUMBAI â If the word âKhanâ is associated with superstardom today, let it not be forgotten that the first and true-blue superstar with that name was Dilip Kumar, real name Mohammed Yusuf Khan. And he has remained a textbook in acting for generations, a fount so rich that even those who self-admittedly copied him became huge names themselves. As Shahid Kapoor candidly tweeted in his tribute: âWe are all nothing but versions of you Dilip Saab. Every actor has studied you in awe. Wondering how you did it all. You were as close to PERFECT as it can get. As you return to your spiritual home. The prayers of millions are with you. Thank you for giving us all you did. And sharing your enlightened soul with us through all your breathtaking performances. You will live on forever sir. You are TIMELESS. Rest in peace.â
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was among the many people who paid tribute to legendary actor Dilip Kumar on Wednesday, calling his departure “a loss to our cultural world.” Kumar died on Wednesday morning aged 98 following a prolonged illness, leaving behind an “incredible legacy” of films and fans. He is survived by his wife, veteran actor Saira Banu. “With a heavy heart and profound grief, I announce the passing away of our beloved Dilip Saab, few minutes ago. We are from God and to Him we return,” read a brief statement on his official Twitter account confirming the news.
Thursday, 08 Jul 2021 09:35 AM MYT Bollywood star Dilip Kumar died in a Mumbai hospital early yesterday. ― Reuters file pic Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. NEW DELHI, July 8 ― Tributes poured in yesterday from Indian actors, politicians, sports personalities and even an animal rights group after much-loved Bollywood veteran Dilip Kumar died aged 98. Born Mohammed Yusuf Khan in 1922 in Peshawar ― now part of Pakistan ― Kumar became a major star in Indian cinema's golden age between the 1940s and 1960s, starring in nearly 60 films in a career spanning 50 years. “Dilip Kumar... will be remembered as a cinematic legend,” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Twitter.
Legendary actor Dilip Kumar dies July 8, 2021 MUMBAI: Dilip Kumar, one of Bollywood’s most accomplished and respected film stars, died on Wednesday aged 98, prompting tributes from across Indian and Pakistani cinema, politics, sport and even animal rights. Alongside Dev Anand and Raj Kapoor, Kumar was one of three big names who dominated the golden age of Indian cinema from the 1940s to the 1960s, en joying a career spanning more than 50 years and nearly 60 films. Nicknamed “The Tragedy King” with brooding good looks, tousled hair, and a deep voice, he played the lead in some of the Indian film industry’s most commercially successful films of the period.
July 8, 2021 ISLAMABAD: Here are 5 lesser-known facts about the late Bollywood’s legendary actor Dilip Kumar, reports Geo News. 1. It is believed that Dilip Kumar was fluent in a number of languages, including Pashto, Hindko, Urdu, Hindi and English. 2. His films Mughal-e-Azam and Naya Daur were fully colourized and re-released in 2004 and 2008 respectively. 3. Kumar holds the record for winning three consecutive Filmfare Best Actor awards, mustering them in 1955, 1956 and 1957. No other actor has attained such feat in the history of Hindi cinema. 4. He was the only actor of his time who played a triple role in a film. 5. The actor’s original name is not Dilip Kumar but Mohammed Yusuf Khan. Eminent Hindi author Bhagwati Charan Varma gave him the screen name Dilip Kumar.