New Delhi:
Kumar Gaurav was counted among the chocolate actors of his time. He did many films which were a hit and especially his film Love Story was a superhit film of his time and fans still like to watch this film. However, Kumar Gaurav said goodbye to Bollywood after some hit films. Kumar Gaurav is the son of his time Veteran actor Rajendra Kumar. Rajendra Kumar came from Pakistan to become an actor and the industry made him sit on the eyelids. He appeared in many hit films. However, his career soon ended and he said goodbye to the cinema industry.
At the same time, Kumar Gaurav’s father Rajendra Kumar has given many hit films as an actor in the 50s and 60s. Rajendra Kumar stepped into Hindi cinema from the film Jogan in 1950. After this, he included many hit films, including Mother India, Ghar Sansar, Dusty Phool, Dharmaputra, Mere Mehboob and Aaye Bahar Aayi. At the same time, after his son Kumar Gaurav, his grandson Karam Patel earned his name in a different singing from acting. Karam Patel is a famous rapper.
Who is Rajendra Kumar’s grandson?
Karam Patel is the son of Rajendra Kumar’s daughter Dimple, who is a rapper. Karam’s stage name is ‘Dirty Grime’. Several albums of Karam have been released, including King of Tarror Mixtep, Dum It Down, Project Mahim, The Grave Digar and Reloded. Karam has his own music record label, named Genocide Entertainment. Karam’s father Raju Patel is a producer of Hollywood films. Let me tell you, Karam Patel is on Instagram under the name Dirty Grim, whom Sanjay Dutt’s daughter Trishala Dutt also follows. Sanjay Dutt’s sister looks like Karam Patel’s aunt, who married actor Kumar Gaurav.
About Rajendra Kumar
Let me tell you, as a producer, Rajendra Kumar has produced films like The Train, Love Story, Lovers, Naam, Jurrut, Phool and The Jungle Book. Rajendra Kumar was awarded the Padma Shri in the year 1970 for his great contribution to cinema. Rajendra Kumar is known as ‘Jubilee Kumar’, as his films used to run at the box office for 25 weeks. Rajendra Kumar was one of the top actors of the box office in the 50s and 60s. Rajendra Kumar died on a heart attack on 12 July 1999. Rajendra Kumar died a day before his son’s birthday and 8 days before his own birthday.