Biography of Kamal Kapoor

Admin 0 Comment Kamal Kapur lovers of Indian cinema of the middle of X are well aware of this villain with deep, insightful and attractive bright eyes, but few people know that this very “bad person”, Kamal Kishor Kapoor, played wonderful main roles in many films shot in the X and X years. He became a villain only in the second half of his acting career, but he was remembered by the audience from the roles of negative heroes.

Kamal Kapur was born on February 22 in Peshavara Pakistan now and arrived in Mumbai in the year to join his cousin Protkhviraj Kapuru. Their mothers were sisters. Kamal's older brother was a police officer and served in the city of Nagpur. According to Kapur, after a school in Lahore, he wanted to go to his brother, but suddenly changed his mind and arrived in Mumbai to Prothviraj, who was already known in the theater and cinema.

According to the coincidence, in the same year, Prithviraja Kapur founded the Prothvi Theater. With all his heart, he helped Kamal get a job in Mumbai. Kamal Kapur began his acting career with the play “Wall” on the stage of the Potwi Theater, where he played a British officer. The debut film Kamal Kapur was the film of the year “Go away! This project, although it was not highly appreciated by the audience, but helped Kamal gain fame.

Until the middle of the x, he played the main roles, but out of 20 of his films, not one except Jaggu was successful. Kamal Kapur played his father Raj Kapoor in the film “Speeping Passion”, which also became the debut film of Raja as a producer-director. Later, Kamal received numerous offers to play similar roles, which he flatly refused. The actor was at a crossroads: he did not want to play a second -plan role, but his films in the title role were not successful.

Therefore, Kapur decided to become a producer. Kamal Kapur recalls: “My first film as a producer was such a failure that I almost left without a penny. I had to even sell the car that I bought in the year. The main roles turned into a distant dream. Even small secondary roles were stopped to offer me. I have been without work for almost 9 years with rare exceptions.

” This film has become a great hit, putting an end to bad times for the actor. Soon he was filled up with work and offered to play different characters in films such as Johar in Bombay, Raja and the Beggar, Cortizan, Zita and Gita, Wall, Amar, Akbar, Antoni, Don. The leader of the mafia ”Kamal was married and had five children: 3 sons and 2 daughters.

One of his daughters was married to producer Ramey Behl, and his grandson Goldi Behl is a well -known director and producer, actress's husband Sonali Bendre. Kamal Kapour devoted to the cinema for more than 60 years and died at the age of 90 years on August 2 in Mumbai. Mila - Bollywoodtime.