There are some stars who live in people’s memories even after their time, and one of them is Madhubala. The real name was Mumtaz where Begum Dehalvi was, but people used to call him screen gods on screen.

Madhubala started in 1942 from the film as a child artist Basam and played her first lead role in the 1947 Neil Kamal at the age of just 14. Since then till her death, she continued to rule Hindi cinema.

However, as successful as Madhubala’s life was, the more pain and misfortune. Despite millions of fans, he did not get true love. Dilip Kumar was the greatest love of his life, but both could not get married.

Later Madhubala married Kishore Kumar, but this relationship also did not prove to be happy. At the age of just 36, he died due to serious diseases related to heart and health.

Madhubala and Dilip Kumar met Tarana on the set of 1951. Both of them were very much liked by the audience and they fell in love in real life too.

They reached the engagement, but the relationship broke due to the situation and misunderstandings. The new round case deepened and deepened between the two.

Later, Kishore Kumar gave Madhubala a chance to smile for some time with his vivacity, but after marriage, his deteriorating health made both relationship and life difficult.

The doctors had told them soon after marriage that they would not survive long. Due to serious heart disease, he often had vomiting of blood and had to live on oxygen support.

Madhubala was called Marilyn Munro of India. His smile, unmatched beauty and acting still makes people crazy. Even after decades, she is counted among the most beautiful actresses of Indian cinema.

Madhubala’s life is a story that includes fame, love, pain and incomplete wishes. The more love he got from the audience, the more pain he endured in his personal life. His departure at the age of Indian cinema at the age of 36 was an eremorble damage for Indian cinema. Even today, his smile, his innocence and his performance are alive in the hearts of people.