MUMBAI: Known by his stage name "Kaka," Rajesh Khanna was one of the biggest stars in the Hindi film industry. His distinct style, charm, and outstanding performance made him the star of the show. He launched a lucrative career that lasted for more than 40 years.
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Amitabh Bachchan, Kamal Haasan, Shah Rukh Khan, and other Indian performers hold a special position in the pantheon of great superstars. Among them is the late Rajesh Khanna. Jatin Khanna, who was born in Amritsar, was brought up by his adoptive parents in Mumbai. Since his teenage years, he has loved theater, and he gradually mapped out his life. On July 18, 2012, Khanna passed away.
Anand (1971)
It should come as no surprise that this movie is ranked highest. In this timeless film, Hrishikesh Mukherjee skillfully wrung flawless performances out of Rajesh Khanna and Amitabh Bachchan. Anand was reportedly inspired by Raj Kapoor since, at one point, Mukherjee believed the showman would not make it through his illness. Anand received recognition at the Filmfare and National Film Awards.
Amar Prem (1972)
One word that best sums up Amar Prem is poignant. Filmed about the forbidden yet intense love between a businessman and a courtesan, it was blessed with amazing music. Sharmila Tagore in this Shakti Samanta movie seemed like a dream. Rajesh Khanna has a sizable fan base thanks to Amar Prem.
Intefaq (1969)
Among Rajesh Khanna's 17 consecutive hit films during his golden age was Ittefaq. It was the fourth song-free and uninterrupted film in Indian history. This was Yash Chopra's final film as director, and it was produced by his brother BR Chopra.
Aradhna (1969)
"Roop Tera Mastana" and "Mere Sapnon Ki Rani," two of Rajesh Khanna's greatest successes, are included in this film. In the film, the actor played a pilot who falls in love and meets a tragic end. He looked wonderfully attractive. Aradhana had women swooning all over the place!
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Bawarchi (1972)
This comedy starring Hrishikesh Mukherjee become a cult classic over time. It has also been remade in languages from South India. Bawarchi dealt with human psychology and featured the same traditional middle-class setup as Mukherjee's flicks.
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