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Usha Kiran

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Indian actress

Usha Kiran
Born(1929-04-22)22 April 1929
Died9 March 2000(2000-03-09) (aged 70)
OccupationActress
Years active1949–2000
Spouse
Manohar Kher
(m. 1954)
ChildrenTanvi Azmi, Advait Kher
RelativesBaba Azmi (son-in-law)
Saiyami Kher (granddaughter)

Usha Kiran (22 April 1929 – 9 March 2000) was an Indian actress. In a career spanning over four decades, she acted in over 50 Hindi and Marathi films, notablyDaag (1952),Patita (1953),Baadbaan (1954),Chupke Chupke (1975),Mili (1975) andBawarchi (1972). She was also theSheriff of Mumbai during 1996 and 1997.[1]

Career

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She began her acting career on stage withM.G. Rangnekar's Marathi playAshirwad.[2] She entered the Hindi film industry with a small role inUday Shankar's dance-drama filmKalpana (1948). She went on to act in numerous popular Hindi films such asNazrana (1961),Daag (1952), andBaadbaan (1954), (for which she won the very firstFilmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1955),[citation needed]Kabuliwala (1961),Patita (1953),Mili,Bawarchi (1972) andChupke Chupke (1975).[citation needed]

Her famous Marathi films includeShikleli Bayko,Jasach Tase,Postatli Mulgi,Dudh Bhakar,Stree Janma Hi Tuzi Kahani,Kanyadaan (for which she received the Maharashtra Government's award for best actress),Gariba Gharchi Lek, andKanchanganga.

She starred opposite Hindi film actors such asKishore Kumar,Raj Kapoor,Dev Anand,Ashok Kumar,Dilip Kumar,Rajendra Kumar,Rajesh Khanna,Dharmendra andAmitabh Bachchan.[1]

She died inNashik at the age of 70.[1]

Personal life

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Usha was born into aMarathi-speaking family as Usha Balkrishna Marathe, daughter of Balkrishna Vishnu Marathe and his wife Radhabai Marathe. She was the second among five daughters. She was married to Dr. Manohar Kher, who became Dean ofSion Hospital in Mumbai. They were the parents of two children, a son, Advait Kher and a daughter,Tanvi Azmi. Usha Kiran's son Advait is a former model, now settled inNashik with his wife Uttara (who wasFemina Miss India of 1982) and his two daughters Saunskruti Kher andSaiyami Kher.[citation needed] Usha Kiran's daughterTanvi Azmi is a well known television and film actress, married to cinematographerBaba Azmi, brother ofShabana Azmi.[3]

Selected filmography

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  • Kalpana (1948)
  • Garibi (1949)
  • Vevishal (1949, credited Ushakumari,Gujarati)
  • Shri Krishna Darshan (1950)
  • Raj Rani (1950)
  • Gauna (1950)
  • Bhagwan Shri Krishna (1950)
  • Shri Vishnu Bhagwan (1951)
  • Sarkar (1951)
  • Maya Machhindra (1951)
  • Madhosh (1951) - Raina
  • Mard Maratha (1952)
  • Lal Kunwar (1952)
  • Dhobi Doctor (1952)
  • Daag (1952) - Pushpa 'Pushpi'
  • Patita (1953) - Radha
  • Husn Ka Chor (1953)
  • Dhuaan (1953)
  • Dost (1954)
  • Aulad (1954)
  • Shobha (1954)
  • Samaj (1954)
  • Badshah (1954)
  • Baadbaan (1954)
  • Adhikar (1954) - Usha
  • Oot Patang (1955)
  • Bahu (1955)
  • Guru Ghantal (1956)
  • Parivar (1956)
  • Ayodhyapati (1956)
  • Anuraag (1956)
  • Aawaz (1956) - Bela
  • Raja Vikram (1957)
  • Musafir (1957) - Uma
  • Jeevan Saathi (1957)
  • Dushman (1957) - Sheela
  • Trolley Driver (1958)
  • Shikleli Baiko (1959)
  • Saata Janmachi Sobti (1959) - Pramila Jadhav / Pramila M. Mohite
  • Mendi Rang Lagyo (1960) - Alka
  • Kanyadaan (1960)
  • Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere (1960) - Prema
  • Kabuliwala (1961) - Rama, Mini's mother
  • Tanhai (1961)
  • Nazrana (1961) - Geeta
  • Mansala Pankh Astat (1961)
  • Amrit Manthan (1961)
  • Gharni Shobha (1963)
  • Gehra Daag (1963) - Usha
  • Bawarchi (1972) - Shobha Sharma
  • Badi Maa (1974)
  • Chupke Chupke (1975) - Sumitra Sharma
  • Mili (1975) - Sharda Khanna
  • Lage Bandhe (1979)
  • Fatakadi (1980) - Laxmi Narayan
  • Chambal Ki Kasam (1980) - Jamuna Devi
  • Samraat (1982) - Mrs. Chawla
  • Mehndi (1983) - Gautam's mom
  • Bahurani (1989) - Mrs. Laxmi Chaudhary (Amit's Mom) (uncredited)

References

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  1. ^abc"Actress Usha Kiran passes away at 71".The Indian Express. 10 March 2000.Archived from the original on 23 March 2020. Retrieved5 November 2012.
  2. ^Mass media 2001. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Research, Reference, and Training Division. Government of India, 2001.ISBN 81-230-0942-9. p. 152.
  3. ^THE DYNAMIC DYNASTIES: What would the world of films be without them?Archived 10 February 2010 at theWayback Machine Screen, 22 September 2000.

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