Kajol calls Manoj Kumar movies 'emotions'

IANS April 4, 2025 338 views

Bollywood actress Kajol has shared a deeply emotional tribute to legendary filmmaker Manoj Kumar, describing his movies as more than mere entertainment. Her Instagram tribute highlighted Kumar's significant contribution to Indian cinema, referencing iconic films like Kranti and Purab Aur Paschim. Multiple film industry stalwarts, including Aamir Khan and Salman Khan, also shared heartfelt condolences remembering Kumar's unparalleled impact. His films were celebrated for their profound storytelling and strong patriotic themes that resonated with generations of Indian audiences.

"His films weren't just movies, they were emotions" - Kajol
Kajol calls Manoj Kumar movies 'emotions'
Mumbai, April 4: Paying a heartfelt tribute to the legendary actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar, Kajol claimed that his movies were not just movies, but an 'emotion'.

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Kajol pays tribute to Manoj Kumar's iconic filmography

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Celebrities mourn legendary actor's cinematic contributions

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Kumar's films celebrated national pride and social themes

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Multiple film stars share heartfelt memories

Saying that the iconic star would always be missed, Kajol wrote on her Insta stories, "His films weren't just movies, they were emotions, they were inspiration #Kranti #PattharKeSanam #PurabAurPaschim #RotiKapdaAurMakan to name a few. #ManojKumar, you will always be remembered."

Previously, many members of the film fraternity such as Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Anupam Kher, Sunny Deol, and Manoj Bajpayee used social media to honor the legacy of Manoj Kumar.

Mourning the demise of Manoj Kumar, Aamir Khan recalled learning by watching his films.

In an official statement, Aamir said, “Manoj Kumar was not just an actor, and film-maker, he was an institution. I have learned so much watching his films. His films were often based on important social themes which brought him really close to the common man. My heartfelt condolences to his family.”

Salman Khan thanked late legend Manoj Kumar for his 'unforgettable films'.

Taking to his X (earlier known as Twitter) handle, Salman penned a heartfelt tribute to the yesteryear stalwart that read, "Manoj Kumar Ji… a true legend. Thank you for the unforgettable films and memories....."

Reflecting on his unmatched influence in the industry, Sunny Deol shared a post on his IG saying, "#ManojKumar Sahab gave us characters that were both heroic and human. His films reflected love for the country and its people. An irreplaceable loss for the world of cinema. End of an Era. Om Shanti.”

Manoj Bajpayee penned on X, “With the loss of Manoj Kumar Sahab, we bid farewell to a pillar of Hindi cinema. His art celebrated the spirit of India like no other. Deepest condolences to his family and countless admirers. #ManojKumar.”

Additionally, Farah Khan, Rakul Preet Singh, Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Bhumi Pednekar, and Jackie Shroff also paid their last tribute to Manoj Kumar through social media.

Reader Comments

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Priya S.
Kajol put it so beautifully! Manoj Kumar's films really were emotions personified. Purab Aur Paschim still gives me goosebumps every time I watch it. What a legend! 🙏
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Rahul K.
While I respect Kajol's sentiment, I think we should be careful about romanticizing the past too much. His films were great for their time, but cinema has evolved so much since then.
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Meena P.
My parents grew up watching his movies and passed that love to me. Roti Kapda Aur Makan is still so relevant today! The whole industry's tributes show what an impact he had ❤️
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Amit D.
End of an era indeed. His patriotic roles were unmatched - nobody could play Bharat like Manoj Kumar. The new generation should definitely watch his classics.
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Shweta M.
So touching to see all these tributes! I love how different actors are highlighting different aspects of his legacy - Kajol focusing on the emotional impact, Aamir on the social messages. Beautiful!

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