Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia were one of the most celebrated celebrity couples from the 70s and 80s.
Rajesh Khanna Dimple Kapadia Marriage
Dimple Kapadia entered the Hindi film industry at the tender age of 16. She was fresh and did her very first movie, Bobby (1973). In the same year, she retired from the film industry in order to marry Rajesh Khanna, a reigning heart throb and a successful Hindi film actor. They married each other at the heights of their career.
Rajesh Khanna Dimple Kapadia Marriage ? Some Details
Rajesh Khanna married Dimple Kapadia when she was 16. Rajesh Khanna proposed to Dimple Kapadia and she responded in the positive. They were madly in love and Dimple Kapadia decided that she would become a home maker and take care of their children. The Rajesh Khanna Dimple Kapadia marriage produced two children, Twinkle and Rinke Khanna. Both daughters turned into film actresses and Twinkle married Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar in 2001.
The Rajesh Khanna Dimple Kapadia divorce
It is alleged that things got sour between the couple as Dimple wanted to resurrect her career and Rajesh was against the same. Their romance fizzled out and they split in the year 1984. Dimple had taken 12 years off from acting only in order to raise the children. She returned to the silver screen with her costar from Bobby (1973) to star in Saagar (1985).
Rajesh Khanna & Dimple Kapadia Marriage
The movie was one of the most evocative and sensitively shot movies and was highly praised by critics. The animosity did not end between Dimple and Rajesh Khanna. She went on to win the National Film award in 1993, for her portrayal of a professional mourner at a funeral in the film Rudaali (1993).
The two overlooked their differences beyond a point and were spotted together at certain social gatherings. Dimple Kapadia even campaigned for Rajesh Khanna during his election efforts. Their animosity gave way to a platonic friendship.
Her comeback movie Saagar (1985) was directed by Ramesh Sippy.
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