Kishore Kumar: I used to be by no means in love with Madhubala – Throwback
On Madhubala’s 92nd beginning anniversary at this time, we dipped into the infinite sea of articles and options within the Filmfare archives. What we discovered was a candid quote by Kishore Kumar in our challenge from 1989. Although Kishore Kumar had handed away in 1987, this quote was referenced from an earlier interview of Kumar, which he gave a few years after the passing of Madhubala in 1969.
On this previous characteristic from Filmfare journal from 1989, the writer established the truth that Kishore Kumar made a loopy, however extremely profitable display screen pair with Madhubala. Nevertheless it was nonetheless a thriller to many why the 2 determined to get married in 1960.
The characteristic then quoted Kishore Kumar with the next – In keeping with Kishore himself, “I used to be by no means in love with Madhubala. To me, she was my good friend Dilip Kumar’s girlfriend and I used to behave as a messenger for the 2. It was she who proposed marriage to me and even insisted on it. By the way, even when Ruma was with me Madhu used to joke, ‘By no means ever depart him, else I’d take your home’.”
The writer then assumed that Madhubala will need to have married Kishore Kumar on the rebound. The wedding lasted for 9 years, until Madhubala’s loss of life. She was very sick over the past section and was forbidden to have kids.
Kishore Kumar and Madhubala featured in some evergreen classics like Chalti Ka Naam Gadi (1958), Jhumroo (1961), Half-Ticket (1962) and lots of extra.
