The cult classic film ‘Padosan’ is one of the most loved films of Hindi cinema. This film, which depicts humor and romance on screen, has completed 57 years. Saira Banu’s acting in the film and the comedy of Kishore Kumar, Mehmood and Suneet Dutt had won the hearts of the fans. The film was also re-released on screen last year and the film got the same response as its first day release.

Happiness of celebrating 57 years like this
Rajshri Film Production has posted a lovely post to celebrate the completion of 57 years of the film and remembered four iconic characters of the film, which include Kishore Kumar, Mehmood, Sunil Dutt and Saira Banu. There were many other actors in the film, who contributed significantly in making the film a hit on the screen.

‘Padosan’ is included in the list of cult classic films
The film ‘Padosan’ is counted among the classic cult films of its time. Four big faces were included together in the film. In the film, Sunil Dutt played the role of Bhola and Kishore Kumar played the role of Vidyapati. The friendship between the two blossomed on the screen and how the other friend lends his voice to make his friend’s love successful, while Mehmood Sahab, by becoming Master Pillai, spoils the plans of Bhola and Vidyapati.

Both the story and dialogues of the film are funny and perhaps this was the reason why the film was the sixth highest grossing film of its time. The film had earned Rs 2.8 crore worldwide. The budget of the film was less than Rs 1 crore, but the excellent cast and script won the hearts of the fans.

You might not know this story related to ‘Padosan’
Very few people know that initially Saira Banu did not want to play the character of neighbor ‘Bindu’ in this film. The actress had just got married and wanted to leave films and focus on her personal life, but after persuasion and persuasion of Mehmood Saheb, she agreed to work in the film.

A film set was set up especially for him in Madras. While talking about the shooting of Padosan, Saira had said that she had so much fun while shooting on the set that many times the shooting had to be stopped due to laughing for too long.

In the golden era of Indian cinema, a voice echoed which touched millions of hearts and became immortal in the world of music. Kishore Kumar was not only a singer but also a versatile artiste, who is fondly called ‘Kishore Da’. His velvety voice and its unique style of pause made him synonymous with Indian music.

Born on August 4, 1929 in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, Kishore Kumar’s real name was Abhas Kumar Ganguly. His elder brother Ashok Kumar was already a famous Bollywood actor, due to which Kishore Kumar also got inclined towards cinema, but where Ashok shone in acting, Kishore Kumar made the world crazy with his songs.

Kishore Kumar was initially encouraged to pursue acting, but his soul was in music. Kishore Kumar started acting in 1946 with the film Shikari, but he did not feel like acting. He wanted to become a singer like KL Sehgal. In the film Ziddi in 1948, under the music direction of Khemchandra Prakash, he sang his first song, ‘Marne ki duaain kyun mangu, jeene ki tamanna kaun kare’, which was for Dev Anand. After this he achieved great success in singing and never looked back.

Kishore Kumar was a voice who gave countless evergreen songs to Hindi cinema, like Mere Sapno Ki Rani, Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas, and Zindagi Ek Safar Hai Suhana. There was magic in his singing, be it romantic songs, sad or upbeat songs, he presented every emotion very well. The liveliness and emotional depth of his voice made him a favorite of every generation. His voice brought alive every emotion.

Kishore Kumar gave many classic songs in collaboration with musicians like RD Burman, Laxmikant-Pyarelal. Kishore Da had a special relationship with musician RD Burman. Both of them gave countless hit songs like ‘Kati Patang’, ‘Amar Prem’. Kishore Kumar was not only a singer, but also an actor, director, producer and musician. His films ‘Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi’ and ‘Jhumru’ are still popular among the audience.

His comedy avatar and natural acting made him a favorite of the audience, but Kishore Da’s personal life was as difficult as his art was effortless. Four marriages, which included Ruma Ghosh, Madhubala, Yogita Bali and Leena Chandavarkar, brought many ups and downs in his life. Kishore Kumar died of a heart attack on October 13, 1987, but his voice is still alive.

Be it on the radio, in concerts, or in one’s heart, Kishore Da’s music resonates everywhere. Be it the romantic tune of ‘Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas’ or the fun of ‘Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhaagi Si’, the magic of Kishore Kumar will never fade. Even today his voice resides in every heart, which connects us with love, fun and colors of life.

Leena Chandavarkar has worked in many superhit films in her career. The actress of the 70s worked with actors like Jitendra, Dharmendra, Vinod Khanna and Shammi Kapoor during her career. Born in a military family in Karnataka, Leena started her career with mother’s Meet.

When Leena was on her career peak, she met Siddharth. Their meeting turned into love and both got married. During this time, the age of the actress was just 24 years. Leena’s husband Siddharth belonged to a political family. Actually, he was the son of Bandodkar, the first Chief Minister of Goa.

Returned to her maternal home

Leena was very happy with marriage, but broke before her dreams were fulfilled. On the 11th day of marriage, when Leena’s husband was cleaning the gun, a sudden bullet was fired and he died on the spot.Leena became a widow on the 11th day of marriage and returned to her maternal home.

Marriage of 20 years old singer

Because the blame of the death of her husband started to beat Leena’s head. Ignoring all the taunts, he again turned to Bollywood. His comeback film flopped Bairag. Meanwhile, he met Kishore Kumar. Leena and Kishore Kumar were 20 years old and Singer was married three times.

The family opposed the marriage of Leena and Kishore Kumar, yet both of them got married. After 7 years of marriage, Leena gave birth to a son. Kishore Kumar died in 1987. In such a situation, the actress again became widowed at the age of 37. Leena is 74 years old and lives with her sons. Actually, he has also adopted a child.

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Many artists in Bollywood shine with their talent and hard work, but there are some who create history with their different thinking and unmatched style. Kishore Kumar was one of them. He won the hearts of everyone not only with his singing but also with his fun and fun personality. Today we will tell you a famous anecdote related to him when he got his head shaved when there was a confrontation with the producer.

Kishore Kumar reached the set after shaving half -headed
Many stories are famous by the name of Kishore Da, but in an interview, his wife Leena Chandavarkar narrated a unique anecdote of confrontation with the producer. He told that once Kishore Da was shooting for a film, but at that time the producer gave him half the payment. But the producer assured Kishore Da that after the completion of the film, he will get full payment.

Angry with this, Kishore Kumar responded to the producer with his impeccable style. The next day, he reached the set after shaving half his mustache and half of his hair. When he was asked the reason for this, he said, ‘If half the money is received, then the getup will also be half, if you get full money, then the getup will also be completed’. Whatever Kishore Da would do, he would do it from the heart and if something was wrong, he used to answer him in his own unique way.

How to become famous singer Kishore Kumar?
Kishore Da was born on 4 August 1929 in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. His father’s name was his father’s name Kunjalal Ganguly and mother’s name was Gauri Devi. He was the youngest of his four siblings. His father was a well -known lawyer of Khandwa. His brother Ashok Kumar was a famous actor of that era and his wish was that Kishore Kumar also showed his strength in acting.

To fulfill his brother’s dream, Kishore worked as the lead actor in the film ‘Shikari’ in 1946. After this, in 1951, Phani Mazumdar’s film ‘Movement’, but his mind was more in singing. He heard the voice of his heart and put himself in singing. Initially, he did not get much songs, because he had never taken formal education of music.

But SD Burman recognized his talent and launched him with songs like ‘Blessings to die’. After this, in films like ‘Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi’ and ‘Job’, he played the responsibility of acting, singing and music. Kishore Kumar gave more than one romantic and classical songs.

Along with singing, it was also identified in films
In the 1960s, he also tried his hand in the direction and writing of films. In 1969, the song ‘Roop Tera Mastana’ from the film ‘Aradhana’ became a superhit and brought Kishore Kumar’s career to heights. After this, the 1970s were completely named after Kishore Kumar.

When Rajesh Khanna’s era, Kishore Da became his voice and when Amitabh Bachchan came, he also gave his voice in Big B films. With songs like ‘Mere Naina Sawan Bhado’ and ‘Pyaar Deewana Hota Hai’, she proved that there is also deep condolences in her singing.

Amar will remain Kishore Kumar’s legacy
Kishore Kumar worked with almost every musician in his career, whether he was R.D. Be Burman, Laxmikant-Pyarelal, Kalyanji-Anandji or Bappi Lahiri. In the 1980s, when Kishore Kumar retained his place among new singers. His last recorded song was ‘Guru-Guru’, which he sang a day before his death.

On 13 October 1987, at the age of 58, he died of a heart attack. But the glow of his career has not diminished even today and even today Kishore Da is alive among all of us through his songs. Even today, when children sing songs sung by them in singing reality shows, it is realized that actors like Kishore Da never die, they are immortal and shatter happiness.

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