Mahesh Kaul

Mahesh Kaul was an Indian actor, director, and screenwriter, born on April 10, 1911, in Jodhpur State, British India. He graduated from Moni College in Nagpur. He predominantly worked in the Bollywood industry and was well-known in Indian cinema. Initially, he started his career in the film industry as a lyricist and dialogue writer in Hindi films. Mahesh debuted as a Bollywood actor in Naya Sansaar in 1941, which starred renowned actors Ashok Kumar Ashok Kumar hails from Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. >> Read More... and Renuka Devi in the lead. Mahesh had previously worked as a bank branch manager and was a journalist by trade. He made a significant impression by playing a dialogue-role writer in another bilingual film, Mahatma Vidur, within the same career period. Debaki Bose Debaki Bose aka Debaki Kumar Bose is a Hindi film >> Read More... directed the bilingual cinema drama Apna Ghar in 1942.

His debut film as a director in Hindi movies was Angoori in 1943. His first big-budget production as a director was Gopinath in 1948, starring Raj Kapoor Raj Kapoor was a renowned actor, director, and pro >> Read More... and Tripti Mitra Tripti Mitra is a noted Bengali actress of theater >> Read More... . After directing the well-received Gopinath, He went on to direct Naujawan in 1951, which was equally well-liked across all India. His directed movies are Aakhri Dao, starring Nutan and Shekhar, in 1958; Talaq, an early Rajendra Kumar Born on 20 July 1929, Rajendra Kumar is a Bollywoo >> Read More... star in 1958; Abhiman, created at Filmistan and Jeewan Jyoti, the first film Shammi Kapoor Shammi Kapoor: - 'Elvis Presley' of India. >> Read More... shot for in 1953, even though Rail Ka Dibba in 1953 was released earlier. He also produced Talaq. In 1959, Kaul made his acting comeback in Guru Dutt Born on 9th July 1925, Guru Dutt was an Indian act >> Read More... 's Kaagaz Ke Phool, playing Sir BB Verma, Guru Dutt's westernized father-in-law, who was obviously based on Baburao Patel.

Unfortunately, Guru Dutt treated his wife's relatives like complete cardboard caricatures in his sequences, making them some of the weakest in the movie. After that, Kaul would only appear in one more movie, in the 1971 film Tere Mere Sapne, directed by Vijay Anand. Film Rakhi Rakhi in 1969, which Kaul produced for the Film Institute of India, where he also taught, and Agni Rekha in 1973, which starred Sanjeev Kumar and Sharadha and was actually finished by the film's editor, Hrishikesh Mukherjee Hrishikesh Mukherjee is a film director, writer an >> Read More... , were both posthumously released because Kaul had passed away the year before on July 2, 1972. He has received the following two awards to honor his talent immensely; a Certificate of Merit for Third Best Feature Film in Hindi and a National Film Award for Third Best Feature Film.