Raj Kapoor Romantic Movie: In the film ‘Shree 420’, Raj Kapoor taught a new meaning of love to everyone by getting himself drenched in the pouring rain and handing over an umbrella to Nargis. Raj Kapoor’s loving style was very much liked in films. He has also given many hit romantic songs, which even today provide support to people’s broken hearts. Even though Raj Kapoor is no more in this world, his work is alive forever. 14th December is the 100th birth anniversary of Raj Kapoor. On this occasion, let’s look at the top 5 romantic films of Raj Kapoor…
Rogue
The film Awara was released in 1951. This film was directed by Raj Kapoor himself. He was paired with Nargis in the film. She was in the role of Raj Raghunath and Nargis Rita in the film. The story of the film is such that Raj has become a criminal due to his difficult life, but when love comes in his life, he tries to change himself. But after a murder, there is a tremendous twist in the story.
shree 420
Fans loved the on-screen pairing of Nargis and Raj Kapoor. Both of them had also worked together in Shree 420. This film came in 1955. In the film, Raj was in the role of Ranbir Raj and Nargis was in the role of Vidya. This film was liked very much.
rain
Raj Kapoor’s film Barsaat was released in 1949. He was seen with Nargis in this film also. The screenplay of the film was written by Ramanand Sagar. It was shown in the film that a city boy falls in love with a village girl. After this, interesting twists come in the story.
clumsy
This film came in 1959. Raj Kapoor was seen romancing with Nutan in the film. The film was made by Hrishikesh Mukherjee. In this film, Raj Kapoor was seen in the role of Raj Kumar and Nutan Aarti Sohanlal.
quietely
This film of Raj Kapoor, released in 1956, was in discussion. Nargis and Raj Kapoor were also in opposite roles in this film. The songs of this film were very much discussed. From Aaja Sanam to Yeh Raat Bheegi Bheegi, the audience was enthralled.
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