Was a famous actor of Hindi films. With the colors of his acting, he was actor to give a new look to historical characters like Kalidas, Tansen, Kabir and Mirza Ghalib.
Life introduction
Born in 1920 in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, Bharat Bhushan arrived in the Mumbai film city to dream of becoming a singer, but when he did not get a chance in this area, he did not get a chance, he did not get a chance, a small in the 1941 film ‘Chitralekha’ produced by producer-director Kedar Sharma. Made his acting debut with Bhumika. He could not become a special identity as an actor until 1951. During this time, he made devotees Kabir (1942), Bhaikhara (1943), honeymoon (1948), Borrow (1949), Rangeela Rajasthan (1949), Ek Thi Girl (1949), Ram Darshan (1950), Kisi Ki Yaad (1950), Brother-sister (1950), Aankhen (1950), Sagar (1951), Hamari Shaan (1951), Anandamath and Maa (1952) worked in films
Baiju Bawra gave new direction
The star of Bharat Bhushan’s acting shone with producer-director Vijay Bhatt’s classic film Baiju Bawra. Adorned with excellent song-music and acting, the Golden Jubilee Success of this film not only saved Vijay Bhatt’s Prakash Studio from drowning, but also established Bharat Bhushan and the film’s heroine Meena Kumari as a star. Even today, the evergreen songs of this film mesmerize the audience and audience. O the keepers of the world .., Mana Tadpat Hari Darshan today .., you are the stream of Jamuna in the pleasure of the Ganges .., the love of childhood .., become a human Bahar .., and someone sung far away .. The tunes of these melodies like these sweet songs are still intact.
There are many interesting aspects related to this film. Producer Vijay Bhatt was considering the names of Dilip Kumar and Nargis for the film, but composer Naushad insisted on taking him a relatively new actor-actress in the film. For this film, Naushad gave the song of the competition between Tansen and Baiju to the classical singing, Aamir Khan and Pandit DV. Gave by Paluskar. Another interesting thing about the film was that its musician, lyricist, Shakeel Badauni and singer Mohammad Rafi were all three Muslims and
He together created excellent composition like devotional song ‘Man Tapadat Haridarshan Ko Aaj ..’. Encouraged by the success of Baiju Bawra, this team once again joined the Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu film and Bharat Bhushan received the Filmfare Award for Best Actor for strong performances. This process of Bharat Bhushan continued further to make artists, litterateurs, musicians, devotees and historical personalities alive on the screen with the colors of their natural natural acting.
Great performance in Mirza Ghalib
Producer-director Sohrab Modi’s film Mirza Ghalib has an important place in Bharat Bhushan’s film career. In this film, Bharat Bhushan played the character of poet Mirza Ghalib in such a comfortable and effective manner that it seems that Ghalib has come down on screen. Adorned with excellent song-music, dialogue and acting, the film was very successful and received the National Award for Best Film and Best Music. For this film, Ghazals King Talat Mahmud’s velvet and singer, actress Suraiya’s sweet voices sung in the sweet voices and songs ‘very much’. .., Dilea Nadan Tujhe Kya Hua Kya Hai .., Mere Banke Balam Kotwal .., Ghalib’s style-e-Bayan Bharat Bhushan scored his performance in about 143 films and Ashok Kumar, Dileep Made a different place in the presence of artists like Kumar, Raj Kapoor and Devanand.
Film production
Bharat Bhushan also stepped into the field of filmmaking, but none of his film was successful at the box office. He produced his ambitious film ‘Dooj Ka Chand’ in 1964, but after the film was badly beaten at the box office, he got away from filmmaking.
Last time
The film ‘Takdir Nayak’ released in 1967 was Bharat Bhushan’s last film. After this, he started working as a character actor when he changed the direction of the atmosphere and the subject of films, but even came to the forefront that the producers and directors who were eager to make a film with them earlier. They also turned their face to him. In this situation, he started doing small modest roles in films to play his living. Later, the situation became such that Bharat Bhushan almost stopped working in films. Then in compulsion he turned to the small screen and acted in serials like Disha and Poor Gupta. The actor of the golden era of Hindi films, which has been badly broken by the situation and time of time, finally said goodbye to this world on 27 January 1992 at the age of 72.