Remembering Bollywood's 'Tragedy King': Dilip Kumar's timeless legacy shines bright on his 101st birth anniversary celebration | Check Throwback Video
PTC Web Desk: On the 101st birth anniversary of legendary actor Dilip Kumar, his wife and veteran star Saira Banu reminisced about the special celebrations held at their home. She shared nostalgic videos of his birthday festivities, portraying how their house would overflow with flowers, creating an ambiance akin to a beautiful garden.
Expressing her emotions, Saira Banu wrote, "Once more it is December the 11th, the day when the skies echoed with dreams, resembling puffy white clouds dancing in sheer happiness and exuberance."
The shared videos captured moments of Dilip Kumar celebrating his birthday surrounded by renowned personalities such as Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, and several other celebrities.
Reflecting on the overwhelming outpouring of love and remembrance, Saira Banu acknowledged the countless messages, artistic tributes, and expressions of admiration received for the 'Ultimate Actor' who not only left an indelible mark in cinema, but also embodied profound humanity.
She fondly recalled her marriage to Dilip Kumar, describing it as a cherished childhood dream come true. Saira Banu recounted instances when he would leave handwritten notes, signifying his endearing gestures, fostering a deep sense of love that transcended the absence of mobile phones in their time.
Celebrating Dilip Kumar's birthday was a special affair for Saira Banu, who meticulously selected exquisite greeting cards to honour her extraordinary husband. She cherished his chivalrous nature, finding immense joy and happiness in their companionship.
Saira Banu concluded her heartfelt note with warm wishes, commemorating Yousuf Sahib's (Dilip Kumar's) birthday and expressing gratitude for the enduring essence of his love that continues to embrace her even in his absence.
Dilip Kumar, born on December 11, 1922, left an enduring legacy through his remarkable acting career spanning iconic films like 'Mughal-E-Azam', 'Devdas', 'Gunga Jumna', and many others. He departed on July 7, 2021, leaving behind an unparalleled imprint in the world of Indian cinema.
- ANI
