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Kamal Haasan First Hindi Film: Superstar Kamal Haasan’s films rule the hearts of fans. People also eagerly wait for the actor’s films, but do you know which was Kamal Haasan’s first Hindi film? There is an amazing story to this film, which perhaps very few people know. Today in this series of anecdotes and stories, we are telling you about this film of Kamal Haasan and the story to it. Let us know…

Made debut as a child artist

Actually, Kamal Haasan made his acting debut as a child artist in the year 1959/1960 with the Tamil film Kalathur Kannamma. At that time his age was only between 4 to 6 years. After this, he started his career as a lead actor in the year 1975 with the film Apoorva Raagangal.

First Hindi film released in 1981

However, in the year 1981, Kamal Haasan worked in a Hindi film for the first time. At that time Kamal had become a superstar of South. Rati Agnihotri worked with Kamal Haasan in this film, but do you know why Kamal Haasan was angry with his first Hindi film lead actress Rati Agnihotri?

Movie ‘Ek Duje Ke Liye’

Talking about Kamal Haasan’s first Hindi film, the name of this film is ‘Ek Duje Ke Liye’. Kamal Haasan and Rati Agnihotri played important roles in the film, but Kamal was unhappy with Rati’s presence in the film. The film ‘Ek Duje Ke Liye’ was the Hindi remake of the Telugu film ‘Maro Charitra’ (1978), which proved to be a blockbuster at the box office.

Why was Kamal Haasan angry with the lead actress?

The original film’s heroine Sarita was not cast in the film ‘Ek Duje Ke Liye’ and Rati Agnihotri took her place in this film. This is the reason why Kamal Haasan was angry with the lead actress of his first Hindi film. Kamal Haasan was so angry that he did not even talk to Rati on the sets of the film. However, it neither affected any scene of the film nor the song.

The makers did not change the decision

When this film was released at the box office, it did wonders and touched people’s hearts. However, before the release of the film, some people had asked the makers to change the ending of the film because the Hindi cinema audience likes a happy ending in any film, but the makers did not change their decision and the film became a superhit in Hindi as well.