Kishore Kumar: Kishore Kumar, who lived life cheerfully, was smiling even in his last moments. That afternoon of 13 October 1987… As usual, Kishore Kumar was talking cheerfully to his wife Leena. Suddenly he made a joke and fell on the bed. The wife kept smiling and saying, ‘Stop the drama now.’
But little did they know that this time the greatest artist of Indian music was not playing a prank but had slept in the embrace of death forever. So let us know through this article the unheard story of that last day of Kishore Kumar’s life.
Kishore Kumar was tired of the glamor
Kishore Kumar, who ruled millions of hearts, was tired of this artificial world and glamor of Mumbai in real life. He often used to say that Mumbai is a place where no one is a true friend and everyone only knows how to use. By 1987, he was quite disappointed with the changing music trends. He had only one dream – to retire from Bollywood and return to his hometown Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. They were planning to shift there in September 1987, but fate had something else in store.
Kishore Kumar’s son told the truth
According to Kishore Da’s son Amit Kumar, Kishore Kumar was feeling something strange since that morning. He was quite restless. He had refused to let his younger son Sumit go to the swimming pool and was also repeatedly expressing concern about the flight of Amit Kumar coming from Canada.
In the afternoon, when his wife Leena, seeing his uneasiness, asked him to call the doctor, Kishore Da said in his witty manner – “If you call the doctor, I will really have a heart attack!”
As soon as he said this, he suddenly fell on the bed. Kishore Kumar was a big prankster in his life and often used to scare people by acting like he was unconscious. This was the reason why Leena felt that they were acting like usual. But when there was no movement in the body, she became worried but by then Kishore Da had said goodbye to this world.
Watch the game of nature, on October 13, when Kishore Kumar said goodbye to the world, the same day was the birthday of his elder brother and veteran actor Ashok Kumar. The day that the entire family used to celebrate every year was forever shrouded in mourning.
evergreen songs of kishore da
Talking about Kishore Kumar’s evergreen songs, songs like ‘Zindagi Ke Safar Mein’, ‘Aane Wala Pal’, and ‘Chalte Chalte’ will always remain alive in our memories. Which song of Kishore Da do you like, please tell us in the comments.