New Delhi:
There were many actresses in Bollywood in the 80-90s, who ruled the hearts of fans in their time. Many kept their stardom after successful and appeared in films for a long time. However, some actresses became anonymous even after being very talented. Today we are going to talk about one such actress, whose name is Kim Yashpal. Her real name was Satyakim Yashpal, but Kim became famous in cinema as Yashpal. She was also a model at that time. After modeling, Kim made her debut in acting from Danny Denzongpa’s horror film again the same night (1980). After this, he played aids in the drama film Bulundi and Manmohan Desai’s masala film Naseeb, both films were released in 1981.
She appeared in a lead role in Babbar Subhash’s blockbuster dance film Disco Dancer (1982). Kim also appeared in the item number and guest role. Kim was the heroine of big stars like Mithun, Rajesh Khanna and Shatrughan Sinha at that time. Very beautiful Kim’s magic on the hearts of fans. She became very famous with the song ‘Jimmy Jimmy Aaja Aaja’ in the 80s. At the same time, in Mithun Chakraborty’s superhit film ‘Disco Dancer’, she was seen doing a great dance with her.
Star with her moved forward, but Kim became anonymous even after being very beautiful and talented. According to reports, Kim suddenly disappeared from the film industry. Kim Yashpal was an actress as well as a model. It is said that Kim fell in love with the famous villain Danny of that era in the early days of his career. After being in a relationship for many years, both of them broke up. After the breakup from Kim, Danny moved forward in a career, while Kim got away from films. Prior to the film ‘Disco Dancer’, Kim Yashpal was also seen in ‘Naseeb’ and ‘Phir Wahi Raat’.
Her name was also included in the beautiful actresses of that time and she used to be on the cover page of many magazines. After many years, the runoff of his death also broke, although his photo went viral in 2016. He did the last post on Facebook in 2014. Later it was discovered that she is living a life of oblivion in Mumbai itself.