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Dilip Kumar&#8217;s real name is Yusuf Khan. He was born in 1922.


He was the fifth child of Mohammed Sarwar Khan and Ayesha Begum, in a family of 13 brothers and sisters


He ran an army canteen for British soldiers in Pune. To supplement the measly pay of Rs 36 a month, he sold fruit


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<li>Dilip Kumar&#8217;s real name is Yusuf Khan. He was born in 1922.</li>
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<li>He was the fifth child of Mohammed Sarwar Khan and Ayesha Begum, in a family of 13 brothers and sisters</li>
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<li>He ran an army canteen for British soldiers in Pune. To supplement the measly pay of Rs 36 a month, he sold fruit</li>
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<li>He came to Bombay Talkies looking for a job as a writer. He was spotted by Devika Rani and landed the lead role in Jwar Bhata in 1944. He drew a salary of Rs 1000 a month with Rs 200 extra as &#8216;war allowance&#8217;</li>
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<li>He was advised to change his name. There was a choice of three Dilip Kumar, Jahangir and Vasudev. It was reportedly Devika Rani who finalised the name Dilip Kumar.</li>
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<li>His first big hit was the Nitin Bose-directed Milan (&#8216;46)</li>
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<li>He sang a song with Lata Mangeshkar in Musafir, Laagi nahin chuute Rama chaahe</li>
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<li>He learnt to play the sitar for Kohinoor</li>
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<li>He was fascinated with Emily Bronte&#8217;s Wuthering Heights and played Heathcliff in three films &#8211; Mela , Arzoo and Dil Diya Dard Liya</li>
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<li>For Mughal-e-Azam, he had a special wig made in London. He was initially reluctant to play Salim because he reasoned that he did not look like a prince</li>
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<li>He was honoured with the title of Padma Bhushan in &#8216;91 and the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in &#8216;95</li>
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<li>He married Saira Bano in &#8216;66 at the age of 44</li>
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<li>He was offered Omar Sharif&#8217;s role in Lawrence of Arabia but he refused. He also turned down Mehboob Khan&#8217;s Mother India</li>
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