The curtains feature fallen on an era—legendary filmmaker and histrion Manoj Kumar has passed outside, leaving Bollywood in really very rich ruefulness. Known for his loyal films and timeless storytelling, Kumar’s process on Indian cinema is unmatched.
His close-fitting quaker Dharmendra was among the world-class to call his abode, visibly emotional as he told the media, “Mera jigri yaar tha vo” (He was my dearest friend).
Veteran actress Sharmila Tagore reminisced most their clip shot Sawan Ki Ghata in Ooty, calling him a visionary director. Meanwhile, Hema Malini fondly recalled working in iv films with Kumar, praising his achievement in vocal picturization and regretting that he couldn’t keep filmmaking due to wellness issues.
Actress Poonam Dhillon highlighted Kumar’s cinema, which attractively contrasted Indian and Western cultures, stating, “His films are noneffervescent an brainchild, and his medication remains evergreen at loyal events.”
Manoj Kumar’s lowest rites testament be performed in Mumbai on April 5. As Bollywood bids parting, his legacy lives on through his unforgettable films. Rest in peacefulness, Bharat Kumar.
