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   Dev Anand an icons of Indian cinema 

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    Dev Anand (September 26, 1923 - December 4, 2011)
 Evergreen star Dev Anand, one of the icons of  Indian cinema, died Sunday after suffering a massive cardiac arrest in London. He was 88. The iconic star is survived by his wife, former actress Kalpana Karthik, a son and a daughter.
  As soon as the news spread, a grief-stricken Bollywood offered condolences and recalled his significant contribution to cinema. Dev Anand began his career with 'Hum Ek Hain' in 1946. However, he got his first big break with 'Ziddi' in 1948.
  The flamboyant star is also known for giving big hits like 'Baazi', 'Guide', 'Jewel Thief', 'Johnny Mera Naam', 'Hare Rama Hare Krishna', 'CID' and 'Tere Mere Sapne'. He established his film production company 'Navketan International  Films' in 1949 and has produced more than 35 movies.
 
Bollywood offered condolences
  Amitabh Bachchan: 'An era has come to an end .. Dev Anand leaves a void never perhaps to be filled again .. his never give up belief, his joy of life ! Had just met Dev Saheb at his premiere recently .. he was weak but full of spirit ..the newspapers confirming his passing away..He was
such a positive person .. never associated death with him.'
  Anupam Kher: 'Just heard the sad news about Dev Saab. Somehow believed he will ALWAYS be there with us. My first hero...An Institution of optimism. RIP...Dev Saab was Kind, Passionate, Courageous, Forthright, Charming, Encouraging, Contemporary, Always a leader and a Great Human.
Will Miss him...So as a Tribute to Dev Saab let's only humm his Songs today. Songs which became such an integral part of our lives. 'Ahbi na jao chodkar...'   
  Mahesh Bhatt: 'Dev Anand is dead. As the new dawn breaks over Mumbai, I salute the memory of this star who has left us with the glow of his smile.' 
 Shabana Azmi: 'Dev Saheb robustly lived life on his own terms...he will be missed by millions but will live on thru his movies... I salute his spirit.'
  Madhuri Dixit:*  Sad to hear about Dev Anand's demise.
  Abhishek Bachchan:*  Shocked to read of the passing of Dev Saab. Such a great man and actor. A symbol of positivity.Never believed I would ever wake up to this news. Very sad!
  Akshay Kumar:  One of the worst years so far, evergreen romantic actor/director Dev Anand Saab, the one who romanced with life is.  
  Shah Rukh Khan:: Dev sahib's sad demise makes me feel that the film industry is incomplete & has lost its magical energy. May Allah bless his soul.  

 

 

  Awards
  For his outstanding contribution to Indian cinema, Dev Anand was honoured with the prestigious the 'Padma Bhushan' in 2001 and 'Dada Saheb Phalke Award' in 2002. Dev Anand has won two Filmfare Awards - India's equivalent of the Oscars - in 1958 for his performance in the film "Kala Paani" (Black Water) and in 1966 for his performance in "Guide". "Guide" went on to win Filmfare Awards in five other categories including "Best Film" and "Best Director" and was sent as India's entry for the Oscars in the foreign film category that year.
  He co-produced the English Version of "Guide" with the Nobel Laureate Pearl S Buck ("The Good Earth"). In 1993, he received a Filmfare "Lifetime Achievement Award" and in 1996 he received a Screen Videocon "Lifetime Achievement Award".
  Of late he was involved in the direction of a new all American film Project "Song Of Life" - a musical love story which was to be shot in the United States.
 
Tere Mere Sapne Ab Ek Rang Hai - Vedo

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