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- Raj Kapoor's journey from a child artist in the early 1930s to becoming the 'Showman' of Indian cinema is a saga of talent, hard work, and an innate understanding of the pulse of the audience. His charismatic presence on-screen, coupled with an ability to capture the nuances of diverse characters, propelled him into stardom.
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Dec 13, 2021 · In the early 1950s, Jawaharlal Nehru made an official visit to the Soviet Union where he met with Joseph Stalin. Upon returning to Delhi, Nehru hosted a party at his residence where Prithviraj Kapoor, then a nominated Rajya Sabha member, was amongst the guests.
- India Today Insight
Raj Kapoor was born as Shrishti Nath Kapoor on 14 December 1924 at Kapoor Haveli, a large house then owned by his grandfather in the Qissa Khwani Bazaar neighborhood of Peshawar, British India into a Punjabi Hindu family [17] of the Kapoor clan, who belonged to the Dhai Ghar Khatri community.
- Q. Could You Tell Me Something About Dharam Karam?
- Q. Do You Believe This Sort of Thing Is Inherited?
- Q. Do You Think Randhir Was Inspired by Awara?
- Q. What Did The Writer Do in It?
- Q. to The Artistes?
- Q. So Would You Say That Your Work Is A Reflection of Your Emotional Spectrum?
- Q. and They Have Influenced You?
- Q. What Would You Say Inspired You to Make This Film?
- Q. Isn't That A Bit of A Cliche?
- Q. But, What Really Inspired You to Make This Particular Film?
The first thing that strikes me is that this is a film that fits into the mental framework of the new generation. It has been made completely by my son, Randhir Kapoor; I have produced it, no doubt, but it has been completely designed and executed by Randhir, and his writer, Prayag. It reminds me, way back when, in the 1950s, I made a film called A...
Well, this gets us into very long, controversial kind of criticisms and beliefs, but I do think that certain influences on people react on their children, and certain influences of the past, if you do believe in the inheritance of say, virtuous deeds done by ancestral goodness. I do believe that there are certain deeds of one's lifetime that affect...
If not Randhir, his writer definitely, because they were all children who worked in Awarawhen I was making it. They were young kids.
They were all slum children, children of the gutters. But then that was a film of its time, when we were going through a reformatory change in our own country. And of the disparity between the rich and the poor, which was there then, and is there now, but we are more conscious of it now. That's what Dharam Karamis about.
To the artistes and others. It could be anybody. My emotional belonging, whatever I have experienced, consumed. I have been very precocious since I was a child, and I felt, and tried to belong and consume whatever I could out of life, no matter what the circumstances, no matter what the situation, and thereby, tried to be a barometer to myself, emo...
Absolutely. And also my belonging towards people, people who have been with me, and I have been very much with them, no matter who they were, in any sphere of activity..... it is just not women I have loved, there have been men that I have revered, adored. They are all there with me, in compartments of my mind and heart, I retain them there....
Naturally. But there are some things you can get out of negative experiences. You can manage to take out something positive from that too, something that will enhance and enrich you as a human being you learn to philosophize upon it. For instance, in the film that I am going to make, Satyam Shivam Sundaram - that may sound like a mythological, Sans...
An experience.....that which is on the surface may not necessarily be beautiful or what one hears may not be the truth. It is only you yourself, and your realization, that can define truth. Your own belief and conscience and that becomes your reality.
Yes, it will be a cliche to the young, which they will realize when their young ones ask them the same question you are asking me now. But this is eternity; it has been coming over the years. What is young today will not remain young tomorrow.
A certain realization of what flaw as beautiful, as truthful, as lovable. Not only saw, heard, felt and believed......
- India Today Insight
Dec 14, 2021 · Awara and Shree 420’s success made Raj Kapoor a living legend when he was still in his 20s. The themes of wealth disparity in the society, unemployment, loss of faith in the government, disenchantment with our newfound independence – all reflected heavily in his work of those days.
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May 20, 2022 · Narrated by noted director Rahul Rawail, who started his career as an assistant to Kapoor in Mera Naam Joker and Bobby, Raj Kapoor: The Master At Work (Bloomsbury) provides an honest insight...
Dec 15, 2018 · It began when he conceived the idea of the journey of the Ganga as it travels from its origin at Gaumukh in Uttarakhand down the hills towards the plains and finally reaches the Bay of Bengal. When...
Feb 19, 2015 · Although he has been involved with the industry for more than two decades now, the flamboyant star has lost none of his creative ability and talents that have helped him to make him a living legend. In a rare interview with India Today, the popular star talked about how his personal life has affected his work.
