Raj Kapoor

Raj Kapoor
Raj Kapoor
Nascimento	14 de dezembro de 1924 Pexauar
Morte	2 de junho de 1988 (63 anos) Nova Deli
Cidadania	Índia britânica, Índia
Progenitores	Prithviraj Kapoor Ramsarni Kapoor
Cônjuge	Krishna Kapoor
Filho(a)(s)	Rishi Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor, Rajiv Kapoor, Ritu Nanda, Rima Jain
Irmão(ã)(s)	Shammi Kapoor, Shashi Kapoor
Alma mater	Colonel Brown Cambridge School St. Xavier's Collegiate School
Ocupação	produtor cinematográfico, diretor de cinema, roteirista, montador, ator de cinema
Distinções	Padma Bhushan (1971) Prêmio Dadasaheb Phalke (1987) Filmfare Award for Best Director (Sangam, 1965) Filmfare Award for Best Director (Mera Naam Joker, 1972) Filmfare Award for Best Director (Prem Rog, 1983) Filmfare Award for Best Director (Ram Teri Ganga Maili, 1986)
Religião	hinduísmo
Causa da morte	asma
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Raj Kapoor (14 de dezembro de 1924   - 2 de junho de 1988 foi um ator, produtor e diretor de cinema indiano .[1] Nascido em Kapoor Haveli em Peshawar filho do ator Prithviraj Kapoor –, ele era membro da família Kapoor, que produziu várias superestrelas de Bollywood.

Kapoor é considerado um dos maiores e mais influentes atores e cineastas da história do cinema.[2] e conhecido como "o maior showman do cinema hindi ".[3] Ele recebeu vários prêmios, incluindo 3 National Film Awards e 11 Filmfare Awards na Índia. O prêmio Filmfare Lifetime Achievement recebeu o nome de Raj Kapoor. Ele foi indicado duas vezes ao grande prêmio da Palma de Ouro no Festival de Cannes por seus filmes Awaara (1951) e Boot Polish (1954). Sua atuação em Awaara foi classificada como uma das dez maiores performances de todos os tempos pela revista Time .[4] Seus filmes atraíram audiências mundiais, particularmente na Ásia e na Europa. Foi chamado de "o Clark Gable da indústria cinematográfica indiana".[5]

O governo da Índia o honrou com o Padma Bhushan em 1971 por suas contribuições para as artes .[6] O maior prêmio da Índia no cinema, o Prêmio Dadasaheb Phalke , foi concedido a ele em 1987 pelo governo indiano.

Carreira

Filmografia parcial

Title	Year	Credited as				Director	Notes
		Actor	Producer	Other	Role(s)
Inquilab	1935	Sim				Bose !Debaki Bose	Child artist
Gauri	1943	Sim				Sharma !Kidar Nath Sharma
Jail Yatra	1947	Sim				Jagirdar !Gajanan Jagirdar
Neel Kamal	1947	Sim			Madhusudan	Sharma !Kidar Nath Sharma	First starring role as the lead.
Aag	1948	Sim	Sim	Director	Khanna !Kewal Khanna	Himself	Directional debut
Andaz	1949	Sim			Rajan	Khan !Mehboob Khan
Barsaat	1949	Sim	Sim	Director	Pran	Himself
Sargam	1950	Sim				Santoshi !P L Santoshi
Awaara	1951	Sim	Sim	Director	Raghunath !Raj Raghunath	Himself	Nominated- Grand Prize at the 1953 Cannes Film Festival
Aah	1953	Sim	Sim		Raibahadur !Raj Raibahadur	Nawathe !Raja Nawathe
Boot Polish	1954	Sim	Sim		Man asleep on train	Arora !Prakash Arora	Uncredited Filmfare Award for Best Film Nominated- Grand Prize at the 1955 Cannes Film Festival
Shree 420	1955	Sim	Sim	Director	Ranbir Raj/Raj Kumar of Pipli	Himself	National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi
Jagte Raho	1956	Sim	Sim		Peasant	Mitra !Sombhu Mitra and Mitra !Amit Maitra	Crystal Globe award at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 1956 Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Actor
Chori Chori	1956	Sim			Sagar/Sultana Daku	Thakur !Anant Thakur
Sharada	1957	Sim			Chiranjeev / Shekhar	Prasad !L.V. Prasad
Phir Subah Hogi	1958	Sim			Babu !Ram Babu	Saigal !Ramesh Saigal	Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Actor
Parvarish	1958	Sim			Singh !Raja J. Singh	Bannerjee !S. Bannerjee
Anari	1959	Sim			Kumar !Raj Kumar	Mukherjee !Hrishikesh Mukherjee	Filmfare Award for Best Actor
Jis Desh Men Ganga Behti Hai	1960	Sim	Sim		Raju	Karmakar !Radhu Karmakar	National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi Filmfare Award for Best Actor
Chhalia	1960	Sim			Chhalia	Desai !Manmohan Desai	Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Actor
Dil Hi To Hai	1963	Sim			Yusuf/Chand/Khan Sahib	Rawal !C.L. Rawal
Sangam	1964	Sim	Sim	Director, editor	Khanna !Sundar Khanna	Himself	Filmfare Award for Best Director Filmfare Award for Best Editing BFJA Awards, Best Director BFJA Awards, Best Editor Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best ActorNominated – Filmfare Award for Best Film
Teesri Kasam	1966	Sim			Hiraman/Meeta	Bhattacharya !Basu Bhattacharya	BFJA Awards, Best Actor
Mera Naam Joker	1970	Sim	Sim	director, editor	Raju (Joker)	Himself	Filmfare Award for Best Director BFJA Awards, Best Actor BFJA Awards, Best Director Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best ActorNominated – Filmfare Award for Best Film
Kal Aaj Aur Kal	1971	Sim	Sim		Kapoor !Ram Kapoor	Kapoor !Randhir Kapoor
Bobby	1973		Sim	Director, editor	None	Himself	Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Film Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Director
Dharam Karam	1975	Sim	Sim		Kumar !Ashok Kumar	Kapoor !Randhir Kapoor
Satyam Shivam Sundaram	1978		Sim	Director, Narrator, editor	None	Himself	Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Director
Naukri	1978	Sim			Singh !Swaraj Singh	Mukherjee !Hrishikesh Mukherjee
Prem Rog	1982		Sim	Director, editor	None	Himself	Filmfare Award for Best Director Filmfare Award for Best Editing Nominated – Filmfare Award for Best Film
Ram Teri Ganga Maili	1985		Sim	Director, editor, writer	None	Himself	Filmfare Award for Best Film Filmfare Award for Best Director Filmfare Award for Best Editing

Referências

1. «Raj Kapoor and the Golden Age of Indian Cinema». Consultado em 15 de janeiro de 2019. Arquivado do original em 18 de janeiro de 2018 
2. Harris, Craig. Raj Kapoor . Todas as músicas
3. «Raj Kapoor: The Greatest Showman» 
4. «All-Time 100 Movies» 
5. Film World. [S.l.: s.n.] 
6. «Padma Awards» (PDF)