After Prithviraj Kapoor, his son Raj Kapoor made an important donation in the world of entertainment. Raj Kapoor entered the world of direction at the age of just 24. Although his first film proved to be average, it was through this film that he met the love of his life. Also, after his debut film, he did prodigies in Indian cinema.
Raj Kapoor was born on 14 December 1924 in Peshawar. Raj Kapoor’s full name was Ranbir Raj Kapoor but he came notorious in the entertainment world by the name of Raj Kapoor. latterly he gave this name to his grandson Ranbir Kapoor. Raj Kapoor started his career as a clapper boy. He was a clapper boy in Kedar Sharma’s film’ Vishkanya’.
Raj Kapoor entered the world of cinema at an early age. The special thing is that when he directed his first film, he was only 24 times old. Through his veritably first film, he proved that he’s going to be included among the great directors of Bollywood. Although the debut movie did average business.
Raj Kapoor’s debut movie as a director was’ Aag’, which was released on 6 August 1948. The patron and director of this 130- nanosecond film was Raj Kapoor. Nargis, Premnath and Kamini Kaushal were in supereminent places with him in the film.
Raj Kapoor worked with Nargis for the first time in the film’ Aag’ and this was the film when Raj Kapoor fell in love with the beautiful Nargis. Raj Kapoor was wedded and the father of three children but he fell in love with Nargis. The chemistry of both of them was greatly liked in the film’ Aag’.
The film’ Aag’ did average business but through it Raj Kapoor understood direction nearly. After this he brought the film’ Barsaat’ on 22 April 1949 and this movie proved to be a phenomenon for him. It came the loftiest- grossing movie of Indian cinema. The film did a business of Rs 2 crore during that period.
Nargis was formerly again seen with Raj Kapoor in the film’ Barsaat’ and this was the period when both of them started falling in love with each other. Let us tell you that the totem of RK Studio was also inspired by a scene from this film, in which Raj Kapoor is holding Nargis.