Entertainment film superstar Dilip Kumar is no more. Dilip Kumar left a great legacy in his films. He will always be remembered for many of his brilliant movies, which have a very long list. Dilip Kumar's movies are very much known about his roles. The highlight of Dilip Kumar's movies was that he played the role of a person from all walks of life from the first film Jwar Bhata to the last film Fort. By the way, in the movies that gave him special recognition, he played the role of a rural man who was associated with farming. Several box office hits such as Jogan (1950), Babul (1950), Hulchul (1951), Deedar (1951), Tarana (1951), Daag (1952), Sangdil (1952), Shikast (1953), Amar (1954), Uran Khatola (1955), Insaniyat (1955) in which he co-starred with Dev Anand, Devdas (1955), Naya Daur (1957).

But his life has been similar not only on screen but also in real life. Yes, the great actor Dilip Kumar once worked for farming. His name was associated with a family that traded fruits, and not only that, he himself had worked for a long time to sell fruits. Did you know this unheard fact of Dilip Kumar's life? Veteran actor Dilip Kumar did a great job not only in the world of cinema but also in the field of agriculture.

The story of farmer Dilip Kumar:-
Dilip Kumar was born in Peshawar district of Pakistan. His father Lala Ghulam Sarwar Khan was a fruit trader. After that his family came to Mumbai and he worked as a fruit in Mumbai also. He was known as a big fruit trader in Mumbai. For this reason, Dilip Kumar also joined hands in his father's business and traded fruits. According to a report received, one day dilip kumar went to Pune when he heard something from his father. According to the report, knowing English, he got a job as an assistant in the British Army canteen in Pune.

However, after a few days he returned to Mumbai and worked with his father. It is not that Dilip Kumar flopped in the fruit business, he succeeded here as in the world of cinema. The report said that his father had gone to Nainital and tasked him to buy a sev garden and Dilip Kumar had entered into the agreement on an advance payment of only Rs 1. He then turned to films and got work in the 1944 film Jwar Bhata. This was followed by Dilip Kumar's hit movies with the 1947 movie Jugnu after the failures of several movies. After that, many names were added to the list of hit films and these movies made Dilip Kumar the 'Tragedy King' of Bollywood.

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