Later Kumar was linked to the actress Madhubala. Madhubala's family would not allow the couple to marry; some conjecture that this was because Madhubala was the main source of income for her family. [1]
Kumar and Madhubala were to appear together in Naya Daur, but Madhubala's father refused to allow his daughter to act with Kumar. The producer B.R. Chopra took Madhubala to court and Dilip Kumar testified against her. The former sweethearts were now on extremely bad terms. This complicated work on the film Mughal-E-Azam, which had started filming before the court case. It is said that Kumar and Madhubala, who were supposed to portray persecuted lovers, resisted filming any more love scenes.
Dilip Kumar married actress and "beauty queen" Saira Banu in 1966 when he was aged 44 and she aged 22. At the time, gossip columnists predicted doom for the high-profile couple, but Dilip and Saira have proved them wrong. Their union has been one of the longest lasting marriages in Bollywood.
In the 1980's he had a second marriage to a lady named Asma, it was supposed to be to help a lady in distress. After reports of the second marriage came out in the press the marriage ended.
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