Reflecting Roots: Manoj Kumar’s Ancestral Connection to Mathura
Veteran actor Manoj Kumar, who passed away recently in Mumbai, was deeply connected to Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. His ancestral roots trace back to Mathura's Mant area, from where his family migrated to Abbottabad 700 years ago. Kumar, known for his illustrious film career, revealed this during a cultural festival in Vrindavan.
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The passing of veteran actor Manoj Kumar has brought to light his profound ancestral connections to Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna. Kumar, who passed away in Mumbai, disclosed these ties during a cultural festival in Vrindavan over 15 years ago.
Kumar's ancestors hailed from the Mant area of Mathura before migrating to Abbottabad 700 years ago. The actor had shared these details during the 'Sangeet Shiromani Swami Haridas Music and Dance Festival', recalling how one branch of his family remained connected to Vrindavan.
Goswami, a local organizer, highlighted the actor's roots in the Saraswat Brahmin community, emphasizing the historical significance of Kumar's lineage. The revelation of his heritage surprised many, showcasing Kumar's pride in his Mathura origins.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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