बॉलीवुड की पहली आइटम गर्ल, हेलेन की गुरु, लग्जरी कार से घुमाती थी कुत्ते, पैसों की नहीं की कद्र, खाने के पड़े लाले

New Delhi. The trend of item song in Bollywood today is the first name of the actress who laid the foundation of the foundation of the film industry, who made her own place in Hindi cinema on the basis of glamor and dance, called glamor and dance. It is said that she won Royal Lifestyle not only on camera but also in real life. She had luxury cars and she used to take her dogs in the same cars. Bollywood’s famous dancer Helen also considered him her guru. But after that era of fame and wealth, the situation became such that he had to eat food. The end of this star in films was very anonymous and sad. This is none other than Hasina, but Kukku More.

Kukku More was called ‘Rubber Girl’ in the 40s and 50s. Because there was such an elaboration and agility in his dance that people were surprised. He got the cabaret dance recognized in Bollywood. He cut his youth in a luxurious manner, but in the last days of life, two days of bread and pie and pie were fascinated.

Kukku More was born in 1928 in the Anglo-Indian family. In 1946, the film ‘Arab Ka Sitara’ ventured into Hindi cinema, which was directed by Nanubhai Patel. Due to her dance, every filmmaker was the first choice in the 40-50s. Two years later, she appeared in the film ‘Anokhi Ada’. When the era of colorful films came, his popularity increased and then it started to be a part of almost every film.

Youth passed in Rai

Kukku More was the Hasina of her era, for whom it is said that she cut her youth in a luxurious manner. His wardrobe was full of designer dresses and expensive footwear. She does not wear any cloth again on the body nor footwear. The RC of Kukku can be gauged from the fact that when the hero used to reach the set by bicycle, he had 3 luxury vehicles. He had bought a vehicle for his dogs, in which he was taken to the set and to rotate. The second vehicle he had bought for himself and the third was used in other works.

Kukku More gave Helen’s dance training and got him the first break in the film industry. In 1958, the song ‘Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu’ from the film Howrah Bridge made Helen an overnight star. Kukku’s learning made Helen the first item girl of Bollywood. Helen won the audience’s heart with his dance in songs like the third floor, caravan, and Don. But as Helen’s popularity increased, Kukku’s glow began to fade. In 1963, Kukku took retirement from films and it was here that the tragic turn of his life started.

Used to appreciate money, herself believed to be responsible for poverty

It is said that not the money that does not appreciate the money, he does not even make it, something similar happened with Kukku. Tabassum had told about Kukku in her show Tabassum Talkies that she believed herself responsible for her poverty. Kukku once told Tabassum, ‘When I had wild money, I did not appreciate him. I shed the money like water. I loved money, but problems in my life started when I did not appreciate food. He told that Kukku used to ask for food from the big 5-star hotels, feeds friends, also eaten herself, who used to throw him away. The above did not like his random random and then the day also came when she became fascinated by each grain. Kukku, who was once surrounded by servants, used to do all the work of her house.

Tabassum had told that Kukku used to get out on the streets in search of food in poverty. If there was no money, no one used to give goods. There came a time when she used to wait outside the vegetable shops. As soon as the vegetables were washed and thrown rotten vegetables, Kukku used to pick them up and bring them home. She used to cook and eat the same rotten vegetables. The days of poverty came in such a way that there was no money left to pay the rent of the house. Slept on the streets and used to live with what he got in begging, when nothing happened, she used to pick up food from the roads.

Money was not even for cancer medicines

After 1963, Kukku More got away from people due to poverty and then gradually people also stopped asking them. He got cancer in 1980, but poverty was such that medicines did not even have money. In 1981, Kukku was admitted to the Tata Memorial Hospital, where he died on 30 September during treatment. Despite having such a big name, he had no one to bid farewell at the last moment.