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With Dilip Kumar's demise, curtains on Bollywood's original 'Punjabi Troika'

By IANS | Updated: July 8, 2021 16:05 IST

Mumbai, July 8 With the passing of the legendary actor Mohammed Yusuf Khan who ruled hearts as ...

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Mumbai, July 8 With the passing of the legendary actor Mohammed Yusuf Khan who ruled hearts as Dilip Kumar the original ‘Punjabi Troika of Indian film industry has faded into oblivion.

The trio Dilip Kumar, Dev Anand and Raj Kapoor all unmatched maestros in their art symbolized what is regarded as the ‘Golden Era' of the Hindi film industry.

Hailing from Punjab in the undivided India, they opted for a career in the then fledgling Indian film industry in distant Bombay

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