Last day of Madhubala passed in loneliness: revealing the actress’s sister, said- Kishore Kumar left in the maiden, also used to meet less

Madhubala .. This name was overshadowed on the silver screen in the 50s and 60s. As much as his beauty was, his personal life was always in the headlines. Due to the sad aspects of his life, he was often called ‘Tragedy Queen’. Now recently his sister Madhur Bhushan talked about Madhubala’s life and his love affair with Kishore Kumar.

Speaking to Filmfare, sister Madhubala’s sister Madhur Bhushan said, ‘Madhubala was suffering from a serious heart disease. When he and Kishore Kumar thought about marriage, Abba (Papa) said that don’t marry now, take opinion from the doctor first. But they did not agree and got married in 1960.

Madhur Bhushan said, Gradually, when his (Madhubala) health started deteriorating, Kishore Bhaiyya took him to London. However, the doctors had clearly stated that their heart is no longer working. And she will not be able to live more than two years. ‘

Madhur Bhushan further said, ‘Kishore Bhaiyya was at the heights of his career at that time. In such a situation, he left them (Madhubala) at our house. He (Kishore) said that he is ill. They need care while I have to work. I will not be able to give time. Not only this, Kishore Bhaiyya further said that I tried my best. Took him to London. But the doctors have said that it will not survive. What is my fault in this? ‘

Madhur said, ‘We are not saying that he (teenager) was wrong. The doctors had clearly told Apa (Madhubala) that she could no longer make a physical relationship and could not have children. But still as a woman, she also needs emotional support.

According to Madhur, Kishore Kumar used to come to meet Madhubala very little. Not so much, he did not even answer his call, due to which Madhubala started burning. Perhaps he was killed by the same lonely Pan.

Let me tell you, Shortly after entering the film industry, Madhubala’s name was also associated with Dilip Kumar. However, this relationship could not last long. After this Madhubala fell in love with Kishore Kumar, with whom he worked in films like Dhake Ki Malmal (1956), Chalti’s name, Gaadi (1958), and Half Ticket (1962).