Meena Kumari had left the orphanage as soon as he was born, then the tragedy queen of Bollywood became like this
It was the day of 1 August 1932. Outside a clinic in Mumbai, a man named Master Ali Baksh was eagerly waiting for the birth of his third child. After the birth of two daughters, he was praying that Allah should show the son’s face this time, when the news of being a daughter came from inside, he sat holding his forehead.
Master Ali Baksh decided that he would not take the girl home and he left the girl or the orphanage but later his wife’s tears forced the girl to bring her home from the orphanage. Seeing the baby’s moon’s forehead, his mother named her mentioned. Later, this is known as Meena Kumari in the monthly film industry.
In the year 1939, Meena Kumari, as a child artist, got a chance to work in Vijay Bhatra’s ‘Leatherfas’. In the year 1952, Meena Kumari got a chance to work in ‘Baiju Bawra’ under the direction of Vijay Bhati. After the success of the film, Meena Kumari succeeded in making her mark in the film industry as an actress. In the year 1952, Meena Kumari married film director Kamal Amrohi.
The year 1962 proved to be an important stage of Meena Kumari’s cine career. This year, films like his Aarti, I will be silent and Sahib Bibi and Ghulam. Along with this, she was nominated for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress for these films. This was the first time in the history of Film Fair where an actress received three nominations from Filmfare.
In the year 1964, there was a rift in the married life of Meena Kumari and Kamal Amrohi. After this, Meena Kumari and Kamal Amrohi started living separately. It took about fourteen years to produce Kamal Amrohi’s film Pakija. Despite being separated from Kamal Amrohi, Meena Kumari continued shooting as she believed that the opportunity to work in films like Pakija could not be found again and again.
His pairing in Meena Kumari’s career was well liked with Ashok Kumar. Meena Kumari has been awarded the Best Actress Award for her four times for her best performance. These include Baiju Bawra, Parineeta, Sahib Bibi and Ghulam and Kajal.
If Meena Kumari was not an actress, she would have made her mark as a poet. Meena Kumari once said to the well -known lyricist and poet Gulzar of Hindi films, ‘There is a shortage in the acting acting, this fun, this art is not born to me. I write what I want to say from inside me.
Meena Kumari gave the task of printing her poems in her will, which she published with the surname ‘Naz’. Meena Kumari, who is always lonely, has presented the attitude of her life through a ghazal composed.
Moon lonely
Where is the heart?
Will see the path for centuries
You will leave where lonely
Meena Kumari, who ruled the hearts of the audience with her serious acting, said goodbye on 31 March 1972. Other remarkable films of Meena Kumari’s career are Azad, Ek Rasta, Jewish, Dil Apna and Preet Parai, Kohinur, Dil Ek Temple, Chitralekha, Flowers and Patthar, Bahubaygam, Sharda, Bandish, Wet, Answer, Answer, Enemy etc.
