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As such, Madhubala has played all kinds of roles in his career. But in a film, he played such a role, which became immortal. Mudhabala gave her life for the shooting of this film. His feet in doing a scene …Read more
People could not forget the film even today.
Highlights
- In the film, Madhubala created history with her role.
- Madhubala was suffering from diseases during the shooting of the film.
- The film had earned a rage.
New DelhiMadhubala was the talented actress of Hindi cinema, on whose smile, people were ready to die. Seeing Madhubala’s face from the moon, people used to lose their senses. Madhubala, who has worked with Dilip Kumar, Kishore Kumar, made history with her role in a film in the year 1960.
The character was immortal
The all-time blockbuster film we are talking about is Mughal-e-Azam, the film that created Asif’s history. The film was released in 1960 after spending almost a decade with all artists. Madhubala did such justice to her role in ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ that she did not even care about her life for a scene. She went through pain during this scene.
Life was put in place
Madhubala gave her life to play the role of Anarkali in ‘Mughal-e-Azam’. The shooting of the film lasted for about 16 years and during this time Madhubala had many serious diseases. He had a hole in his heart and he was also surrounded by a serious lung disease. In a scene of the film, he had to stand in cold water in chains. The water was so cold that it became difficult for the actress to stand there. Despite this, he made this scene an iconic. His legs were swollen in this scene, but he completed the scene.
‘Mughal-e-Azam’ shooting scene… (Photo courtesy-imDB)
People used to sleep on the streets for tickets
Many stories and stories related to this film are often heard. Once Raza Murad told in an interview to ANI, ‘People were queuing up since Saturday for the advance booking of Monday. I have seen all this myself. People used to sleep on the streets, their family members used to bring food for them and they used to wait to buy tickets for Monday’s show.