Rajesh Khanna
| Birth name | Jatin Chunnilal Khanna
|
| Born | Jatin Khanna 29 December 1942 Amritsar, Punjab Province,British Raj |
| Died | 18 July 2012 (aged 69) Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
| Residence | Aashirwad, Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Height | 5' 9" (1.75 m) |
| Other names | Jatin Khanna Kaka RK The Original King of Romance[1] The First Superstar of Indian and Hindi Cinema |
| Occupation | Film actor, producer, politician |
| Years active | 1966–2012 (actor) 1991–1996 (politics) 1971–1995 (producer) |
| Spouse(s) | Dimple Kapadia
|
| Children | Twinkle Khanna
|
biography
Rajesh Khanna 29 December 1942 – 18 July 2012) was a Bollywood actor, film producer and politician. Rajesh Khanna, the first superstar of Indian and Hindi Cinema with 74 Golden Jubilee Hits - (which includes 48 Platinum Jubilee hits and 26 Golden Jubilee Hits) & in addition had 22 Silver Jubilee Hits and 9 average hits.
Facts
As a struggling actor, Rajesh Khanna drove himself to work and back in his own MG sports car.
His closest friends in Bollywood were singer Kishore Kumar and music director R D Burman.
Jeetendra and Rajesh went to the same school in Girgaum and then later to KC College too. In fact it was Khanna who inspired and supported Jeetendra to get into movies.
father in law of actor akshay kumar.
His uncle, who disapproved of his acting aspirations, asked him to change his real name from Jatin if he wanted to act.
Rajesh Khanna had done 180 films in 40 years from 1966-2011.
many kids born in 60’s and 70’s were named ‘Rajesh’ by their parents following Rajesh Khanna’s phenomenal rise.
Rajesh khanna Salary in movies
| Aakhri Khat (1966) | 1.5 lakhs INR |
| Aurat (1967) | 2 Lac INR |
| Baharon Ke Sapne (1967) | 5 lakhs INR |
| Raaz (1967) | 1lakh INR |
| Aradhana (1969) | 7 Lac INR |
| Ittefaq (1969) | 7 Lac INR |
| Bandhan (1969) | 7 Lac INR |
| The Train (1970) | 10 lakhs INR |
| Sachaa Jhutha (1970) | 15 lakhs INR |
| Aan Milo Sajna (1970) | 12 lakhs INR |
| Khamoshi (1970) | 8 Lac INR |
| Safar (1970) | 10 Lakhs INR |
| Anand (1971) | 8 Lakhs INR |
| Haathi Mere Saathi (1971) | 25 lakhs INR |
| Chhoti Bahu (1971) | 15 lakhs INR |
| Maryada (1971) | 14 lakhs INR |
| Dushman (1971) | 20 lakhs INR |
| Mehboob Ki Mehndi (1971) | 20 Lakhs INR |
| Amar Prem (1972) | 20 lakhs INR |
| Joroo Ka Ghulam (1972) | 15 lakhs INR |
| Dil Daulat Duniya (1972) | 15 lakhs INR |
| Apna Desh (1972) | 20 lakhs INR |
| Shehzada (1972) | 15 lakhs INR |
| Namak Haraam (1973) | 20 Lakhs INR |
| Aap Ki Kasam (1974) | 25 Lakhs INR |
| Prem Nagar (1974) | 24 lakhs INR |
| Aavishkar (1974) | 25 lakhs INR |
| Roti (1974) | 27 lakhs INR |
| Prem Kahani (1975) | 25 lakhs INR |
| Mehbooba (1976) | 30 Lakhs INR |
| Bundal Baaz (1976) | 25 Lakhs INR |
| Chhailla Babu (1977) | 30 lakhs INR |
| Karm (1977) | 27 Lakhs INR |
| Anurodh (1977) | 30 Lakhs INR |
| Bhola Bhala (1978) | 27 Lakhs |
| Prem Bandhan (1979) | 35 Lakhs INR |
| Amar Deep (1979) | 35 lakhs INR |
| Thodisi Bewafaii (1980) | 40 lakhs INR |
| Aanchal (1980) | 45 lakhs INR |
| Bandish (1980) | 40 lakhs INR |
| Kudrat (1981) | 40 lakhs INR |
| Dhanwan (1981) | 47 lakhs INR |
| Fiffty Fiffty (1981) | 35 lakhs INR |
| Ashanti (1982) | 45 Lakhs INR |
| Dil-E-Nadaan (1982) | 47 lakhs INR |
| Jaanwar (1983) | 55 Lakhs INR |
| Avtaar (1983) | 65 Lakhs INR |
| Souten (1983) | 57 Lakhs INR |
| Agar Tum Na Hote (1983) | 60 lakhs INR |
| Maqsad (1984) | 45 Lakhs INR |
| Dharm Aur Qanoon (1984) | 50 lakhs INR |
| Naya Kadam (1984) | 55 Lakhs INR |
| Awaaz (1984) | 60 Lakhs INR |
| Zamana (1985) | 45 Lakhs INR |
| Hum Dono (1985) | 60 lakhs INR |
| Bewafai (1985) | 55 lakhs INR |
| Babu (1985) | 55 Lakhs INR |
| Shatru (1986) | 65 Lakhs INR |
| Adhikar (1986) | 55 lakhs INR |
| Avam (1987) | 70 lakhs INR |
| Ghar Ka Chiraag (1989) | 70 Lakhs INR |
| Rupaye Dus Karod (1991) | 70 Lakhs INR |
Awards
Bollywood Awards
| 2004 | Won Bollywood Movie Award | Most Sensational Actor |
Filmfare Awards
| 2005 | Won Lifetime Achievement Award | |
| 1984 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Avtaar (1983) |
| 1982 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Dard (Conflict of Emotions) (1981) |
| 1981 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Thodisi Bewafaii (1980) |
| 1980 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Amar Deep (1979) |
| 1975 | Won Filmfare Award | Best Actor Aavishkar (1974) |
| Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Prem Nagar (1974) | |
| 1974 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Daag: A Poem of Love (1973) |
| 1973 | Won Filmfare Award | Filmfare Special Guest Actor Award Anuraag (1972) |
| Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Dushman (1971) | |
| Best Actor Amar Prem (1972) | ||
| 1972 | Won Filmfare Award | Best Actor Anand (1971) |
| Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Kati Patang (1970) | |
| 1971 | Won Filmfare Award | Best Actor Sachaa Jhutha (1970) |
| 1970 | Nominated Filmfare Award | Best Actor Ittefaq (1969) |
| Best Actor Aradhana (1969) |
Sansui Viewer's Choice Awards
| 2001 | Won Sansui Viewer's Choice Award | Lifetime Achivement Award |
Screen Weekly Awards
| 2004 | Won Lifetime Achievement Award |
Zee Cine Awards
| 2001 | Won Lifetime Achievement Award | Lifetime Achivement Award |
| Won Golden Grade Award |
Famous dialogues
Babu Mushoy zindagi badi honi chahiye ... lambi nahin
Movie: Anand
Babu Mushoy, zindagi aur maut upar waale ke haath hai ... usse na toh aap badal sakte hai na main ... hum sab to rangmanch ki kathputliyan hai jinki dor upar waale ki ungliyon mein bandhi hai
Movie: Anand
It is so simple to be happy ... but it is so difficult to be simple
Movie: Bawarchi
Zindagi ke kuch chakkar aaise hote hai jinka mazaa sirf wohi le sakta hai ... joh zindagi ka share jaan-buchkar ghaate mein khareede
Movie: Amar Prem
gar tumhare jaise dost is duniya mein hue ... toh kya zaroorat hai dushmanon ki
Movie: Angaaray
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