Rajesh Khanna’s death anniversary: ​​When his girlfriend Anita Advani said she ‘called’ his death – ‘She cried all day’ | Hindi Movie News

Rajesh Khanna’s 14th death anniversary: ​​When girlfriend Anita Advani said she ‘called’ his death – ‘She cried all day’

On the 14th anniversary of the death of Rajesh KhannaThe memories of the famous star continue to be shared by fans. The actor died on July 18, 2012, at the age of 69. For many years, his girlfriend Anita Advani shared emotional stories about his last days, saying that the star accepted the idea of ​​death long before it came.Years ago, in an interview with Avanti Films’ YouTube channel, Anita described Rajesh Khanna’s declining health in the last year of his life. He said: “He melted in a year. I couldn’t see him like that. When asked if he believed the actor wanted to die, Anita replied, “He called, he showed.”She also said that she often disagreed with him when he spoke of pessimism, so that he could continue to live despite his illness.

Rajesh Khanna’s dream for Aashirvaad

Anita also spoke about Rajesh Khanna’s famous bungalow, Aashirvaad, saying that the place holds a lot of interest for the actor. According to him, he saw that the building would become a museum dedicated to his legacy. “It was his wish that the building be turned into a museum,” he said. He also said that Rajesh Khanna refused to be given money to buy the property despite his health problems.“He had a fortune of Rs 150 crore when he was not keeping it well, but he refused to sell it. He said, ‘I want to turn this into a museum’. He wanted the museum to last for 100 years.” Speaking about the demolition after Aashirvaad’s death, Anita expressed her dismay, saying, “When the house was demolished, I died with it.”In a previous interview with Rediff in 2013, Anita reflected on how Rajesh Khanna’s family was very involved in her life during her final months. He said that about a year before his death, his wife who was far away Dimple Kapadia and daughters Twinkle Khanna and Rinke Khanna He started visiting her regularly.“He would spend a few hours there. When I would go out, he would call me and ask me when I would come back to go. When he came, I would take care of them. I would tell them where he kept his things. Dimple didn’t even know all those who came home to see him. I would tell him, and we were like friends. I was happy that his family came because someone was sick, it was very difficult for me to tell him. I was very afraid that his health was deteriorating. Anju Mahendroo also stays with him once in a while. We got along really well,” he said.

Rajesh Khanna’s health continued to decline

Anita also revealed how Rajesh Khanna’s illness was during his last days. According to him, doctors had already warned those close to him that the former actor could die at any time. “The doctors told us that he could go at any time. He became very weak, started having nightmares, and could not understand things,” he recalled.Rajesh Khanna, remembered for his memorable performances in classics such as ‘Anand’, ‘Aradhana’, ‘Amar Prem’ and ‘Kati Patang’, remains one of the most popular actors in Hindi cinema, his legacy continuing to inspire generations of film lovers.