By Admin 
There is one Bollywood actress who became a star as soon as she arrived. In 1981, she made her debut with the film Love Story and became famous overnight. The name of the actress we are talking about is Vijayata Pandit. Kumar Gaurav was cast in this film along with Vijayata. Kumar is the son of Gaurav Rajendra Kumar. The pairing of Kumar Gaurav and Vijayata became a hit from the first film itself. In the 80s, she was considered one of the best actresses of Hindi cinema. His popularity was increasing. But one mistake of his had spoiled his entire career. Loving Starkid had overshadowed his career.
When Vijayata was at the peak of her career, she was compared with Sridevi and Madhuri Dixit. Because of her brilliant acting and beauty, she was the bright actress of that generation. She was doing films back to back due to which her fan following was increasing.
Relationship ruined career
During the shooting of Love Story, Vijayata and Kumar Gaurav fell in love with each other, but Rajendra Kumar did not like this relationship at all. He feared that this was diverting his son’s attention from his career. In an interview given to Leharen Retro, Vijayata had told that ,Rajendra Kumar used to scold Bunty and ask him to focus on work. You don’t have to love that girl. You are a prince, I will bring you a princess., Even after all these words of father, Kumar Gaurav continued to save his relationship. But there was a rift due to his father’s pressure.
Vijayata claimed that even after the breakup, Rajendra Kumar started creating problems for her on the occasion of her films. Vijayata told that she was also approached for many films. He had also shot for 10 days for the film Rahi, but Rajendraji had made me leave the film. He had suggested the names of Poonam Dhillon and Rati Agnihotri for the film. All those films were flops. Rajendra Kumar along with his son also spoiled my career.
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