Famous as Bharat Kumar, Manoj Kumar died on Friday at the age of 87. Lion of the Indian film industry breathed his last at 3:30 pm at Kokilaben Dhirubai Ambani Hospital after allegedly admitted to a prolonged illness.
The legacy of the late actor has been flourishing over the years, and fans were deeply disappointed with unfortunate news. Many of his fans were hurry to share the deepest condolences on social media, where he also shared poetry, his tribute to his promise Desh loveAnd sweet memories with him.
One of the X users wrote, “Very tragic news. The iconic star, who got Bharat Kumar’s name due to his patriotic films, Manoj Kumar is none other.
Very sad news. The iconic star, who got Bharat Kumar’s name due to his patriotic films, is none other than Manoj Kumar.
One of some actors of the era that I liked very much. And only the actors of the era whose films were seen in childhood.
Shraddhanjali pic.twitter.com/ihz8vkqaqf
– Arminus (@Arminiu_SS) 4 April, 2025
Another user told his heartfelt feelings below, saying, “Pran Saheb is one of my favorite artists. He was one of the most beautiful actors of his time, but unfortunately he got most of the villain roles. Manoj Kumar. Sahab Mahendra Kapoor” “.
Pran Saheb is one of my favorite artists. He was one of the most beautiful actors of his time, but unfortunately he got most of the villain roles.
Manoj Kumar Saheb
Mahendra Kapoor ji@malviyapankaj This song at your request. pic.twitter.com/jw8ua1wyk0– Sandeep vs. State (@imra_mra) 31 March, 2025
Another user shared his condolences for the loss of the country, “Tribute to us films that paid us films, which portrays India’s soul and heritage.”
A fourth user said, “Shayra’s Rana Kana Kanak Kanak went today. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Gaya. Manoj Kumar died in Mumbai.
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– Veeresh Kumar (@veershkum9526) 4 April, 2025
Another user expressed, “India ‘has lost a person who gave it a face on screen. From martyr to cess, every frame of his flesh forward the fragrance of Miti, the pride of the tricolor. A eternal salute to the person that made India emotional on screen.”
“India” has lost the man who gave it a face on the screen.
From the martyr to the dislocation, each of his frames carried forward the pride of Tiranga, the fragrance of Miti. An eternal salute to the person who made India emotional on screen#Manoj Kumar
– Mastikhor 🤪 (@ventingout247) 4 April, 2025
Vivek Agnihotri, director known for ‘The Kashmir Files’, shared his condolences on social media. Being one of the fans of the late actor, he expressed, “India’s first true and committed signal filmmaker, Dadasaheb Phalke Award Mr. Manoj Kumar ji, left us today. A proud nationalist. A visionary director. A visionary director. A visionary director, a new grammar that is a new grammar, which is a new grammar of the cinema of cinema, which is a new grammar. There are noise.
India’s first truly original and committed signal filmmaker, Dadasaheb Phalke Awardi Mr. Manoj Kumar ji left us today.
A proud nationalist.
A staunch Hindu in the heart.
A visionary director who gave Indian cinema a new grammar – of song depiction, meaningful songs,… pic.twitter.com/te8pnbbiv5– Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) 4 April, 2025
