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According to the Indian Copyright Act, 1957, as amended up to Act No. The Indian Copyright Act applies in India to works first published in India. What do you think of his failed love story with Madhubala? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.This work is in the public domain in India because its term of copyright has expired. This indeed is shocking! After reading this piece from Dilip Kumar’s autobiography, we are sure that the feather scene would not have been the same for most of you. The actor says the tribute for that scene should go to “the artistry of two professionally committed actors” to keep aside their personal differences to carry out the director’s vision. The classic scene with the feather coming between our lips, which set a million imaginations on fire, was shot when we had completely stopped even greeting each other,” Dilip Kumar writes. “The outcome was that halfway through the production of Mughal-E-Azam, we were not even talking to each other. Kumar reveals that the feather scene, described as one of the most sensuous moments in Hindi cinema, was shot when they had stopped speaking to each other. Their relationship worsened during the shooting of the film. “I sensed, Asif was seriously trying to mend the situation for her when matters began to sour between us, thanks to her father’s attempt to make the proposed marriage a business venture,” Kumar recalls.
But unfortunately, things soured badly during the long production of the classic. Madhubala confided to Asif about her feelings for Dilip Kumar, and the director encouraged her.
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