Bollywood Glam : Rajendra Kumar

20th July

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Sanju, Kumar Gaurav join hands
It couldnt have got more emotional. Two legends of the Indian film industry whose production houses stopped functioning for years are being revived. Rajendra Kumars Aryan Films and Sunil Dutts Ajanta Arts will co-produce a film.
     - 2006-06-01, keralanext.com

BWOOD MR INDIA MEETS HWOOD GHOST
Sci-fi fantasy thriller finally knocks at the door of the tinsel town and the journey to fairy tales begins with this film. Spearheaded with brilliant and breathtaking special effects this fun-loving coaster ride is gift for child audiences after well conceived Hanuman. Ironically, both these flicks are blessed with the fine rendition of "Hanuman Chalisa". Director Mahesh Manjrekar makes coolest and brightest makeover this time as he switches from serious cinema to fantasy world. Manjrekar collages the creative and narrative concepts of Hollywood and Bollywood fun-filled child entertainers. It brings back the memories of Shammi Kapoors Brahamchari, Anil Kapoors Mr India, Aamir Khans Hum Hai Rahi Pyar Ke, Rajendra Kumars Jhuk Ghaya Aasman and Hollywoods Ghost and Men in Black.
     - 2005-12-28, keralanext.com

Sanjay Dutt and Kumar Gaurav to revive their fathers banners
Sanjay Dutt and Kumar Gaurav will soon be coming together to produce a film, directed by Milan Luthria. What will make this film more special is that with it, the duo will be reviving the banners of their fathers, i.e. Sunil Dutts Ajanta Arts and Rajendra Kumars Aryan Films, respectively. There is a lot of sentimental value attached to the revival of the banners. In the past, major hits were produced under it. Kumar Gaurav will be looking at the production aspects of the film.
     - 2006-05-30, indiainfo.com

Bollywoods favourite Manali gets its first cinema! - News
There was a time in the 60s and the 70s when Jammu & Kashmir used to be the favourite shooting spot for Bollywood. Stars like Shammi Kapoor and Rajendra Kumar are associated with some memorable films shot in J& K! With the emergence of Yash Raj Films as a premier production house the outdoor scene shifted to Europe and in particular Holland. But this in no way deterred others to move away from Shikaras of Kashmir and makers continued to throng the state. However, with terro...
     - 2009-06-13, glamsham.com