Madhubala - An Ethereal Star, Gone Too Soon.

In this video you will find many of my favourite clips as well as where, in my opinion, she shone the most. You will also find some rare pictures that haven't really been publicised but show the stars' last years of life.
Mumtaz Jahan Begum Dehlavi Born 14th February 1933, passed away on the 23rd of February 1969.
Lost to a ventricular septal defect at the age of 36, she remains one of the biggest stars in Bollywood. Starring in over 70 films in her short life, covering many genres, to me, she is the most versatile actresses there has been.

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Song: Aayega Aanewala Film: Mahal (1949)

Pictures shown:
0:33 - A rare picture of herself (right) with sister Madhur Bhushan a.k.a. Zaheeda (left) some time in the 60's I presume.
0:38 - Picture from a photoshoot by James Burke at one of her houses (1951)
1:04 - 1:14 Stills from Mughal-E-Azam (1960)
1:15 - With one of her sisters (far left), herself (second from left), and her father (far right)
1:17 - Celebrating her birthday with Prem Nath on the sets of a movie.
1:22 - Pouring chai for Shammi Kapoor on the sets of Rail Ka Dibba (1953)
1:26 - Visiting the sets of Bombay Ka Babu
1:29 - Handing over a donation
3:13 - A still from the movie 'Mahal' (1949)
3:34 - A still from the incomplete movie 'Chaalaak' (1966) which her co-star was going to be Raj Kapoor