The homes of Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor were taken over by the public authority

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has claimed the homes of Bollywood legends Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor in Peshawar.

The homes of Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor were taken over by the public authority

As indicated by the British Broadcasting Corporation, Director Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Archeology Department Abdul Samad Khan said that the Deputy Commissioner Peshawar disclosed to him that the property is presently being given over to the Archeological Department.

It has been seized and fixed and the houses will currently be reestablished to their unique condition. He added that work would now start on it, and that the initial step is restore it.

It ought to be noticed that the public authority of Pakistan has taken the homes of Dilip Kumar and Raj Kapoor into government care and has wanted to set up a gallery here. In such manner, these houses have been bought from the individuals who were in their care and formally the cost of Raj Kapoor's home has been paid as Rs.8800000.

 

Where is Dilip Kumar's home?

The public authority had found a way useful ways to purchase the homes of Kapoor Haveli and Dilip Kumar and set up an exhibition hall here, however around then the houses were claimed by local people. Dilip Kumar's home is situated in Mohalla Khudadad in Qissa Khawani Bazaar and its all out region is supposed to be four marlas. The development region is a little more than 1,077 square feet. During his visit to Pakistan, Dilip Kumar addressed individuals in the Hindko language of Peshawar and thought back about his youth. He additionally visited Qila Bala Hissar and Landi Kotal in Khyber District. He made exceptional notice of Peshawar's chapli kebabs and palao during the visit.

 

Kapoor Haveli

A huge house at the site of Dhaki Munawar Shah in Peshawar's memorable Bazaar Qissa Khawani is as yet an image of recorded legacy. This chateau has its own importance yet because of the Kapoor family the significance of this house increments much more.

Raj Kapoor's dad Prithviraj (who assumed the part of Akbar in 'Mughal-e-Azam') considered himself the primary Hindu Pathan. He was from the principal group of entertainers in Bollywood which presently ranges four ages. He frequently communicated in the Hindko language of Peshawar with incredible pride in India.

The Kapoor Haveli in Dhaki Munawar Shah was worked in 1922 by the incredible artist Raj Kapoor's granddad Bashir Nath Kapoor. Kapoor Haveli is presently in an extremely broken down condition despite the fact that it was an eminent structure in now is the ideal time.