From the most prestigious work of late Manoj Kumar in Bollywood
Veteran actor, filmmaker, and the face of patriotic cinema in India, Manoj Kumar died in Mumbai at the age of 87. ‘Bharat Kumar’ was affectionately called ‘Bharat Kumar’ for his depiction of national pride and sacrifice, Kumar died in Kokilben Dahirub after a serious heart attack in the early hours of Friday. The actors were struggling with liver cirrhosis in recent months. His mortal remains will lie to pay their final honors for friends, colleagues and fans at their Juhu Niwas this afternoon, expected to be on Saturday with cremation on Saturday.
While his passing marks the end of an era, Manoj Kumar leaves a huge heritage behind which resonates in generations. From Martyr To FavourHis films were statement of identity, nationalism and human struggle. As a tribute to the icon, 10 of their most defined tasks are a look at:
Bread Capada and House
Still from ‘Roti Capada and Maken’
A criticism of socio-economic inequality, the film captures the collapse of a common man caught between existence and dignity. Manoj Kumar gave a demonstration that gave voice to the frustrations of the country.
Martyr
Still ‘martyr’
In Bhagat Singh’s emotionally charged biopic, Manoj Kumar honestly gave a channel of patriotic channels. The film remains a milestone in the depiction of martyrdom and sacrifice of Hindi cinema.
Noise
Still ‘noise’
A father’s suffering takes the center stage in this difficult story of love, loss and flexibility; With unforgettable music and a heartbreaking story.
Favour
Still ‘cess’
With the famous “India” monologue, Favour Manoj Kumar strengthened as the face of patriotic cinema. This is a stir for the farmer and soldier – two pillars of the Indian soul.
Gumnaam
Still from ‘anonymous’
A suspenseful classic got wet in a terrible attraction, Gumnaam You guess till the end, Manoj Kumar anchored the mystery.
Purba and Patchim
Still from ‘Purba and Pachim’
Earlier, this ideological tug-off-win meets West, where Manoj Kumar made his cultural pride champion. The film is a time capsule of post -colonial concerns and hope of post -India.
Was that Kern?
Still ‘Wah Karou was there?’
With foggy scenes and ghostly tunes, Was that Kern? Hindi is one of the most elegant thrilars in cinema. Kumar’s Hatprabha Nayak was the perfect foil for the spectral mystery of the film.
Revolution
Still ‘Revolution’
A grand historical epic that marked his return to the screen, Revolution Thunder with nationalist spirit. Manoj Kumar, both as actor and co-director, prepared a huge saga of the old school rebellion.
Pathar ki sanam
Still from ‘Sanam’ of the country
A story of love, betrayal, and dramatic turns, Pathar ki sanam Manoj Kumar’s brooding performance connecting the depth in the romance riding on the melodrama.
Neil Kamal
Still ‘Neel Kamal’
A romantic drama with elements of rebirth, Neil Kamal Followed the mysterious sleepwalking episode of its hero. Manoj Kumar played the role of her respective husband, who keeps the supernatural subjects of the film in realism.
Published – 04 April, 2025 10:58 am IST
