This content was originally posted by: atominis
Naam and Khalnayak are scenario like Deewar (in some ways even inspired by Deewar and Mother India). The guy with grey shades on his role owned the movies. The good guy got ignored.
His father Rajendra Kumar also got ignored in Mother India and Sunil Dutt walked away with all accolades as Birju. But his dad was fortunate enough to get good films and found his groove in romantic or family drama type films with great music, hence Jubilee Kumar. Whereas he just got lost in the crowd.
He looked far better with 80s ladies like Poonam Dhillon and others unlike Anils or Jackies who looked rather older and rugged.
I think timing beat him. Had he debuted in late 80s he would be better received. He must be too chikna for that action/masala era. Just bad luck.
He is a big example of how famous and rich father also can't make a star out of his son. Rajendra Kumar was among the richest movie personalities even in early 90s. Still he couldn't prop up his son.
I think he has enough moolah to live a comfortable life given his inheritance as well as businesses. So it is fine if he doesn't want to consider showbiz again.
This content was originally posted by: atominisIhcj21
Yes Romance is the film whose songs play all the time on TV along with his debut of course.
He did look very good with Poonam Dhillon.
He has featured in some very nice songs in an era that's considered the worst music-wise.
Thanks for further info about him.
I have seen FB fan pages for films like Star and Romance. I hadn't even heard of these films till I watched few songs on TV and came across their FB pages.
It is all about fate or how you market yourself. Maybe he should have tried to do some romantic film in late 80s or early 90s when the tide was turning. I find him more deserving than his father though.
What's his educational qualification? His father was a PhD besides being a superstar!
This content was originally posted by: Rangeelaalol, I remember my mom saying she was sooo in love w/him after Love Story, she was in school then and watched the movie over 14 times for him. He was like the Hrithik Roshan of that time, overnight stars. Even Salman mentions his stardom then here and there
He aged kinda badly, I really loved Love Story, its one of my favorite romantic movies also one of the first old bwood movies I watched :)(although that actress was kinda bad,still I recommend the movie its really cute)[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhthkK6L9XY[/YOUTUBE]
This content was originally posted by: atominisHe was an overnight star post his debut. (Even today if a newbie does exceptional in his debut the only fear is to avoid being the next Kumar Gaurav)
But I guess a couple of wrong moves ruined it for him.
He looks much better than his dad.
But it's fate I guess. Aamir also had many flops post debut but stuck on and finally found groove. But this guy sort of vanished.
Dad became Jubilee Kumar and a superstar of his time. Son got reduced to a one film wonder. 😭
He was lauded for performance in Naam also. AB had given gifts to him and Sanju baba for their performances. So impressed he was with their work.
I have heard he was a quite a youth icon for a while in 80s. His songs still play on TV. He had worked in Kaante also. But I wonder why he again moves away. Many have tried their luck on TV instead but he didn't even do that.
Anyway, his life, his choice. He wasn't that bad either though.
This content was originally posted by: MiniRulz
Yup I had read that Raj Kapoor and Rajendar kumar were good friends and wanted to become relatives but their friendship turned sour when Kumar gaurav refused to marry reema.
This content was originally posted by: sochonai remember watching love story in school.rocky also released around the same time.girls were equally crazy about Kumar Gaurav as well as Sanjay dutt.i think he was a very soft guy and his personal life was complicated.he was involved with vijayata pandit and engaged to rima kapoor,raj kapoors daughter at the same time.he eventually married namrata,sunil dutts daughter.
comment:
p_commentcount