July 7, 2021
1 min read

Cinematic legend Dilip Kumar passes away

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday offered his condolences over the demise of veteran actor Dilip Kumar…reports Asian Lite News.

Of course, it’s an end to a fruitful era of Indian Cinema. Veteran Bollywood actor Mohammed Yusuf Khan, world-famous as Dilip Kumar, passed away here in the early hours of Wednesday, his family and aides said.

“With a heavy heart and profound grief, I announce the passing away of our beloved Dilip Saab a few minutes ago. We are from God and to Him we return,” said the thespian’s longtime aide Faisal Farooqui in a tweet.

Dilip Kumar had been admitted to the P.D. Hinduja Hospital on June 30 for a variety of age-related health issues. His wife Saira Banu Khan had earlier tweeted about his improving medical condition. But that was a shortlived glimmer of hope.

Modi remembers the cinematic legend

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday offered his condolences over the demise of veteran actor Dilip Kumar.

Modi said Dilip Kumar will be remembered as a “cinematic legend” and his death is a loss to the cultural world.

“Dilip Kumar Ji will be remembered as a cinematic legend. He was blessed with unparalleled brilliance, due to which audiences across generations were enthralled. His passing away is a loss to our cultural world. Condolences to his family, friends and innumerable admirers. RIP,” the Prime Minister said in a tweet.

Dilip Kumar breathed his last on Wednesday morning due to age-related illness.

He was 98. He died at the private Hinduja Hospital where he had been admitted for certain breathing issues.

ALSO READ-Legendary Actor Soumitra Chatterjee Passes Away

READ MORE-Legendary Actor Soumitra Chatterjee Passes Away

Previous Story

Civilians pick up arms as Taliban imposes new rules

Next Story

Taliban warns foreign troops will be at risk as occupiers

Previous Story

Civilians pick up arms as Taliban imposes new rules

Next Story

Taliban warns foreign troops will be at risk as occupiers

Latest from -Top News

‘Our whole life was left behind’

Afghan nationals deported from Pakistan say they were given little time to collect belongings, property and business assets before being sent across the border. ..r.eports Asian Lite News Desk Afghan nationals deported from

Pakistan’s Israel dilemma gets harder to ignore

A reported defence agreement with US company Powerus has drawn attention to the gap between Pakistan’s formal policy and its wider international networks…reports Asian Lite News Desk Pakistan’s longstanding policy of not

Trade thaw as Trump and Xi bury the hatchet

The leaders also agreed to strengthen investment and trade cooperation, although key issues including rare earth supplies remain unresolved…reports Asian Lite News Desk US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping

Singapore urges UN convention on AI risks

Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan highlighted concerns over loss of control, malicious use and declining public trust as AI systems become more powerful….reports Asian Lite News Desk Singapore has called for discussions on

Global South demands financial reset

Leaders from Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific want financing to reflect climate vulnerability as well as income, while calling for easier access to development funds….reports Africa Daily News Desk Developing countries
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Bollywood vs South Indian film industry

One would think it was the simultaneous release of ‘Sooryavanshi’

Great Khali is not persistent about Bollywood

My favourite items to cook would be chicken (in various