“Star, genius, symbol, legend, yeh sab kehne ki baat hai. Dilip Kumar Saab was a long ways past these usually utilized terms. No honor, not even the Bharat Ratna, can do equity to his ability,” says Nawazuddin, who at long last talks on the passing of his acting icon.
“I don’t believe there’s any entertainer in Hindi film who isn’t affected by Dilip Kumar. Murmur sab unke shishya hai. He is the school. We are its understudies. It is hard to articulate how Dilip Kumar affected Indian film. Well before Method Acting had arrived at India, Dilip Saab was rehearsing it. His devotion to disguising his characters during when everybody was shouting and yelling to be seen was something that will take ages to examine. How could he do it?” Nawaz ponders. Likewise read: Nawazuddin Siddiqui Set To Leave Native Village After a half year; Actor Says ‘Mumbai Is The Place That Gave Me Everything’ – EXCLUSIVE
Stopping to consider fondly, Nawaz resumes, “He was known as the Tragedy King. Yet, he never needed to cry tears on screen to get compassion toward his characters. Bharata Muni, the dad of Indian theater, had said entertainer must concentrate the juice from the feelings of his person, not to taste and savor the juice. The majority of us entertainers fail to remember that we are just the couriers of feelings. Dilip Saab didn’t. He was consistently in character .He did things that more likely than not shocked even him. In the melody Suhana safar in Madhumati,as he meanders in the outside, he chomps a twig… a particularly guiltless signal so normal.”
Returning to his introduction into the masterfulness of Dilip Kumar, Nawaz recalls, “My dad was an insane enthusiast of Dilip Kumar Saab. Through him I became acquainted with the movies of Dilip Kumar.At the NSD where I was the convener of Dilip Saab’s movies, I had the chance to see every one of his movies again and again. I cherished every one of them. My top choices were Madhumati, Sagina , Mughal-e-Azam—Salim is my fantasy job—even the later movies Vidhaata and Shakti… . Shakti, wow! He had no significant discoursed but then he had us bolted. Look how he transformed a customary dad’s part into something extraordinary. No one but he could do this, nobody else.”
Talking about Nawaz’s fantasy job, he says, “Mughal-e-Azam reverberated with dramatic exhibitions and exchanges. But Dilip Saab restrained his feelings to the least pitch conceivable, said his emotional lines normally… I don’t have the foggiest idea how he did it. When everybody around you is shouting and getting emotional, how would you resist the urge to panic? How could he remain so normal when the stronger you were the better entertainer you were thought of? It will take us ages to investigate Dilip Kumar. And still, at the end of the day we wouldn’t actually know how his see any problems and specialty worked. I accept he never had formal instruction. But then he was the most scholarly entertainer in the country. Sheer virtuoso!”