Happy Birthday Kishore Kumar: On Kishore Kumar’s birth anniversary, here’s looking at stories from his life.
Happy Birthday Kishore Kumar: On Kishore Kumar’s birth anniversary, here’s looking at stories from his life.
Bollywood’s legendary singer may not be in the world today but his songs are still the first choice of music lovers.
Born on August 4, 1929, in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh Kishore Kumar has been a legend artist just as well as an astounding actor, music director, lyrics writer, producer and screenwriter.
Aside from Hindi songs, Kishore Kumar has additionally given numerous blockbuster hits in Bengali and Tamil dialects. Today, on the exceptional event of the vocalist’s birthday, let’s realize some fascinating things identified with his life…
Kishore Kumar’s genuine name was Abhas Kumar Ganguly. Kishor was influenced by K. L. Sehgal’s songs and wanted to become a singer like him. Kishore began his career with Bombay Talkies like his elder brother Ashok Kumar.
Kishore Kumar represented the first run-through in the 1946 film Shikari. His sibling Ashok Kumar was in the lead role in this film.
Kishore Kumar was a huge fan of Hollywood singer and actor Danny Kay. Kishore adored the artist to that extent that he even had Danny’s poster in his room.
Big brother Ashok Kumar needed Kishore Kumar to turn into an actor in his own way, despite the fact that he was not keen on acting.
As we know that Kishore Kumar was very famous as a singer and actor, hence the girls used to become addicted to him.
Ruma Guha Thakurta 1st WifeMadhubala 2nd WifeYogita Bali 3rd Wife of Kishore KumarLeena Chandavarkar Kishore Kumar’s 4th Wife
Kishore Kumar had hitched not a couple but 4 times. Ruma Guha, Madhubala, Yogita Bali and Leena Chandavarkar were his spouses.
Kishore Kumar had changed over to Islam to marry Madhubala. Subsequent to turning into a Muslim, Kishore Kumar changed his name to Kareem Abdul.
Kishore Kumar borrowed 5 rupees 75 paise from a canteen owner, propelled by this, he formed the tune Panch Rupaiya Barah Aana.
There was a ‘Kishore Kumar Se Savdhaan’ board outside Kishore Kumar’s home.
The Vocalist likewise had the talent to sing melodies in the voices of females. In Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhagi Si, Kishore sang a melody in the voice of the young lady.
Kishore Kumar continues to live on even 34 years after his passing, in imperishable tunes and anecdotes about him, that are loved even today.
