Rekha and sanjeev kumar biography
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A stint in a film school led him to Bollywood, where he eventually became an accomplished actor. Kumar reprised the role played by Thengai Srinivasan in Yehi Hai Zindagi which was a remake of Kaliyuga Kannan. The film literally captivated 'e with its visuals and soundtrack.
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Sanjeev Kumar
Early life and background
Sanjeev Kumar was born as Harihar Jethalal Jariwala (also referred to as Haribhai) in Surat, Gujarat, to a Gujarati Leuva Patel family and spent his early years in Surat.
He was paired with Rakhee in Angaare, Paras, Trishna, Shriman Shrimati and Hamare Tumhare. He performed in nine movies with Gulzar, including Koshish (1973), Aandhi (1975), Mausam (1975), Angoor (1981) and Namkeen (1982). He enacted the role played by AVM Rajan in Anadhai Aanandhan, in its Hindi version Chand Aur Bijli.
In 1973, he made a guest appearance during a song in a Tamil movie, Bharatha Vilas (1973).
It was these Hindi film remakes which elevated him to a great actor. Kumar refused to marry her, as a result of which Sulakshana vowed to never marry anyone.
His closest friends from the film industry were Rajesh Khanna, Shashi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, Tanuja, Deven Varma, Sivaji Ganesan and B. Nagi Reddy.
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Rekha's Dance
I don't remember much about this movie but the dance Rekha performs playing two roles (male and female) is astonishing. Their first film was Alibaba Aur 40 Chor which was unsuccessful. From 2015 onwards the foundation has also been the sponsor of the annual Sanjeev Kumar Drama Competition held by the Surat Municipal Corporation.
He played the role which N.T. Rama Rao did originally in Devina Chesina Manushulu, in its Hindi version Takkar. He had proposed to Hema Malini in 1973 and they remained in touch even after he suffered his first heart attack in 1976. He is the first and only (as of 2014) Indian film actor to have an auditorium named after him.
The Sanjeev Kumar Foundation is a national level development organisation (NGO) directly benefiting children and their families every year, mainly focusing on education, healthcare, environment, culture and nutrition.
Then when her dance was over, she turned back into her movie character, the demur upstart of the show. Her facial expressions were so dead on that you could distinctly see the two people in her comical sex tale. However, despite knowing what she was trying to get across, I also enjoyed those earlier moments of not knowing, when I initially didn't get it and I thought what I was watching was avant-garde, a collage of movements, like snapshots of people doing various activities as you flip through the TV channels.
He was paired regularly with Sulakshana Pandit in films such as Uljhan and Waqt Ki Deewar and with Moushmi Chatterjee in Itni Si Baat and Daasi.
He has done many regional films in different languages including Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Sindhi and his mother tongue Gujarati.
Kumar remained single all his life.
He starred as lead in the film Shaandaar in 1974 which was a remake of Kasturi Nivasa which had Kannada actor Rajkumar in the lead. Ironically for an actor who had played many elderly roles, he died at less than 50 years of age.
Over ten movies starring Sanjeev Kumar were released after his death, with the last one, Professor Ki Padosan, released in 1993.