Sridevi did the role of mother at the age of 13 and Raj Kapoor was very superstitious, take a look

 

The lives of Bollywood stars are always in the news.  Fans try to keep every possible information about their favorite stars.  On the same side, there is also no shortage of cinema lovers.  From the first silent film, Raja Harishchandra made in 1913 to the Corona period, Hindi cinema has come a long way.  In the meantime, there have been many stories that you might be surprised to hear.  Let us tell you some unheard things in the cinema.

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At the age of 13, Sridevi was the first actress to play the role of a mother.  Sridevi played Rajinikanth's stepmother in the movie 'Mundru Mudichu'. Sridevi is no longer in this world.  

 Do you know Raj Kapoor was superstitious and before the release of the film 'Satyam Shivan Sundaram' he avoided eating non-vegetarian food as well as drinking so that the film was a success?  In his film, he used to wear a white sari in a scene with the heroine.  Perhaps they consider it as the basis of their success.

 You must be aware that it took 14 years for Mughal-e-Azam to be formed.  But do you know when this film was being shot, every single scene of the film was shot in three languages.  The film was shot in Hindi, Tamil and English.  This film started at a time when we had British rule here.  Perhaps it could also be a reason why it took so long to make it.

 Hrithik Roshan's film Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai is the highest award winner ever.  Bollywood has not yet produced a film that has won 92 awards simultaneously.  The film was released on January 14, 2000, and the film created a huge buzz among the audience.

 Aamir Khan's film 'Lagaan' featured the highest number of British actors.  There is no film in the history of Bollywood that has so many British actors cast together.  The 2001 film was also nominated for an Oscar.  In this film, farmers play cricket matches with the British to forgive their rent.  In the film, how the team of farmers defeats the British under the leadership of Bhuvan (Aamir Khan) and the struggle of the farmers to forgive the rent.