Manoj Kumar Passes Away: Watch These 10 Films That Made Him a Legend
Bollywood lost a true legend. Veteran actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar has left the world and the treasure of unforgettable films along with deep patriotism at the age of 86.
On Friday morning, the Prime Minister paid tribute to the late actor by posting some of his old photographs on social media. Manoj Kumar, born as Harikrishan Giri Goswami in present-day Pakistan, had an eventful journey to stardom. Not just as an actor, but also became a director
Top 10 Hit Films of Manoj Kumar
He was not considered an actor, but rather a storyteller who brought to life his stories of patriotism and emotion on the silver screen. Here is a list of 10 of his most iconic and adored films, which still inspire the generations to come:
1. Upkar (1967)
This was the patriotic film that would go on to bear the patriotic sentiments of Javanese, Jai Kisan, spoken by Lal Bahadur Shastri. This gave him the title Bharat Kumar.
2.Purab Aur Paschim (1970)
The film said about the Indian values against the American culture, and so contains a very strong patriotic message.
3. Shaheed (1965)
The proudest and the impassioned rendition of Bhagat Singh by Manoj Kumar for the time that was witnessed by the whole nation.
4. Kranti (1981)
A colossal star-cast film featuring the most historical box-office premise, the Indian freedom struggle, along with Dilip Kumar.
5.Roti Kapda Aur Makaan (1974)
Social drama is based on the basic needs. Known for its emotional intensity and its memorable songs.
6. Himalay Ki God Mein (1965)
Set in the heart of the mountains, it weaves love, sacrifice, and simplicity.
7. Be-Imaan (1972)
Crime drama, won Filmfare Awards in almost every category, and came up with the popular song Jai Bolo Beimaan Ki.
8 . Shor (1972)
One father-son relationship is remembered pretty well, and so also is this classic evergreen song, Ek Pyar Ka Nagma Hai.
9.Patthar Ke Sanam (1967)
A dramatic interpretation of love intertwined with heavy emotions, sudden twists, and climactic popular songs.
10. Do Badan (1966)
A sad and pathetic love story. Musical tissue is soulful, while the storytelling is very emotional and is sure to bring tears to the eyes.
In Memory of A Man Whose Life Was His Legend: Manoj Kumar took up into himself not only as an actor or filmmaker, but also as a legend and symbol of a country. A person who not only gave the audience some source of entertainment, but also made his audience think, feel, and love the country all the more. Each role-from Upkar to Kranti-carried deeper messages that he portrayed.
With this farewell to the legend, we keep alive his contributions through the characters he made memorable and the stories he immortalized. If one hasn’t seen any of his works, one should do so now, as it could not be a better time to witness the magic he made on screen.
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