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Was Rajesh Khana adopted?

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Was Rajesh Khana adopted?

Dimple Kapadia, Actress (m. March 1973, div. April 1982) Super Star Rajesh Khanna was an adopted child. He was adopted by his biological Father’s relative Chunni Lal Khanna, who was very rich. Rajesh Khana and Jitendra (Actor) went to St. Sebastian’s Gaon High School together.

What is the relationship between Rajesh Khana and Jitendra?

Rajesh Khana and Jitendra (Actor) went to St. Sebastian’s Gaon High School together. Also Rajesh Khana helped Jitendra in acting for his first audition. Rajesh Khanna owned a MG sports car in early 60’s and used to ride it for the auditions during his struggling period.

What happened to Rajesh Kalyan?

See more » Rajesh was first admitted to hospital in October 2011, after which he lost weight and looked as thin as he was in his debut film Raaz in 1967 from Nov 2012 onwards. His voice remained energetic even in his appearance in Jan 26,2012 at Apsara Awards 2012, where he received an award for his contribution to Indian Cinema.

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How many films did Khanna appear in?

Khanna was awarded Filmfare Special award in 1991 for having starred in 101 films as the solo lead hero (92 solo film released till 1992 and includes 7 unreleased solos and Anuraag) and having done just 21 two hero films (only 19 released till 1991) but having appeared in 153 films in short span of 25 years between 1966-1991.

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How did Rajinikanth Khanna get into movies?

In 1962 Khanna played a wounded mute soldier in the play Andha Yug and impressed with his performance; the chief guest suggested that he get into films soon. Khanna became a rare newcomer who had his own MG sports car, who once struggled to work in theatre and movies in the early 1960s.

What is the date of death of Khushwant Khanna?

Khanna died on 18 July 2012, after a period of illness. He has been posthumously awarded India’s third highest civilian honour, Padma Bhushan. He has also been honoured with a stamp and statue in his likeness, and a road renamed after him by the Prime Minister of India.

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