Kishore Kumar married veteran actress Leena Chandavarkar for the fourth time till the time of his death in 1987.
Kishore Kumar married veteran actress Leena Chandavarkar for the fourth time till the time of his death in 1987.
Kishore Kumar had a sixth sense about his death, recalled his son Amit Kumar: 'Leena thought he was playing a prank'
Kishore Kumar, the legendary singer and actor, passed away on October 13, 1987, from a heart attack. His son, Amit Kumar, ...
Madhubala Wanted To Be With Husband Kishore Kumar Before Death, He Left Her Alone Because Of THIS Reason
Madhubala had a hole in her heart and only two years to live. Despite wanting to have her husband Kishore Kumar by her side ...
Baap, Baap Rehta Hai: Sonu Nigam Rubbishes Comparison With Kishore Kumar, Mukesh, Md Rafi At Republic Plenary Summit
Sonu Nigam graced the Republic Plenary Summit 2025 on March 6 where he enthralled the audience with a live performance of his ...
Cinema is a pro people artform, says Kishore
As a widely accessible art form, cinema has the unique ability to reach diverse audiences and convey powerful messages. In a ...
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When Kishore Kumar Claimed He Was Conned Into Acting: “I Screamed, Ranted, Went Cuckoo”
Kishore Kumar Once Shared His True Feelings About Acting(Photo Credit – YouTube) Kishore Kumar was and will always be regarded as one of the greatest and most influential singers in the history ...
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A superstar was madly in love with this actress, was rejected by her father, a singer converted to Islam to marry her and then…
Regardless of the reasons, Madhubala went on to marry Kishore Kumar, her co-star in several films. Her nine-year-long marriage to legendary singer Kishore Kumar was also marked by unhappiness.
Proposal sent to Centre to develop Karnataka's temples under PRASHAD
BENGALURU: Responding to Council member Kishore Kumar Puttur’s query on the promotion of temple tourism, Tourism Minister HK ...
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Kishore Kumar: I was never in love with Madhubala – Throwback
What we found was a candid quote by Kishore Kumar in our issue from 1989. Though Kishore Kumar had passed away in 1987, this quote was referenced from an earlier interview of Kumar, which he gave ...