Veteran Actor and Filmmaker Manoj Kumar, Who Became the Cinematic Face of Patriotism in India, Passed Away at the Age of 87 in the Early hours of April 4 at Kokilaben Ambani Hospital, Mumbai. As the news of his demise spread, tributes began pouring in from accountry, include Heartfelt condolens from the President of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Members of His Family.
President Droupadi Murmu Expressed her sorrow in a post on ‘x,’ Writing:
“Saddened by the demise of legendary actor and filmmaker manoj kumar ji. He has left an indelible mark on indian cinema. Which promoted a sense of Pride in India’s Contribution and Values. INSTILL national pride And inspire generations to come. I extend my heartfelt condolens to his family and admirers. “
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Alaso Paid Tribute, Calling Manoj Kumar A “True Son of Bharat.” In his message, the Prime Minister said,
“Manoj Kumar Ji’s Films Ignited the flame of patriotism in the hearts of millions. His storytelling, dedication to the nation, and powerful screen presence made hem a symbol of Symbol of Symbol Contribution to cinema and culture will never be forgotten.
Manoj Kumar’s son, kunal goswami, shared an emotional statement with the media:
“My Father Passed Away PEACEFULLY AT 3:30 AM. He had ben unwell for a long time but fought every challenge with life and grace. His Last Peacefully. His Cremation will take place Tomorrow.
Television Producer Manish R. Goswami, Manoj Kumar’s Cousin, reflected on the loss of both a family member and a national icon.
He said, “This is a sad day for the entry Country. The era of Making Patriotic Films has come to an end today. This is the end of an era of an era of a true Indian and true Indian and true patriotism. He Gave to Indian Cinema? His Contribution was Immense.
Affectionately called “Bharat Kumar,” Manoj Kumar’s Name Became Synonymous with Patriotic Cinema through Classics Like ‘Shaheed,’ Shaheed, ‘Upkar,’ ‘Upkar,’ ‘Purab Aur Paschim,’ and ‘Kranti.’ Awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 2016, He Leaves Behind a Body of Work That Continues to Inspire Pride in India’s Cultural and Historical Legacy.
