Peace Kanwal

Peace Kanwal is a former Indian actress of the 1950s. Currently a painter and philanthropist, she was closely related to the royal family of Raja Man Singh. Her father was a doctor by profession, from a Rajput family of Jodhpur, and her mother was an elite from the Rajput family of Jabalpur. Legally, she got separated from her spouse in 1968 due to mutual differences. She had a son who lives with her ex-husband. Later, she again tied the knot with V. Mahesh.

Born on 16th December, Peace dreamt of becoming a doctor, yet it was her fate to be an actress. After completing the first year of her medical course, she visited Mumbai, Maharashtra. There, a close friend persuaded her to participate in the national level talent hunt competition, “Kardar Kolynos Talent Contest.” She won the contest with Chand Usmani Chand Usmani was an Indian actress. Her work is mo >> Read More... as the runner-up. Anita Guha It was in the early 50s that Anita Guha, the “myt >> Read More... and Shubha Khote Shubha Khote is an Indian entertainment world pers >> Read More... among the other contestants. Later, Peace stepped aside from the acting business. After emerging as a winner, she signed a two-year contract with the “Kardar Studio.” It was a turning point in her career. “Dil- E- Nadan” was her debut film, with Talat Mahmood Talat Mahmood was a playback singer turned actor o >> Read More... . She played the character of “Kamini” and received praises for the same.

In 1954, she did her next film named “Baraati” under the banner of “Kardar Production Films.” Later, she worked in few other films like “Kismet (1956), ‘Barsaat Ki Raat and Maa Baap (1960),’ and Aarti (1962).” Other famous movies she acted in include “Chambal Ki Kasam (1979),” “Aasmaan (1984),” and her last film was “Woh Subah Kabhi Toh Aayegi,” released in 1991. As an associate of the organization named “Friends of Children'', she later joined the “War Windows Organization,” headed by Nargis Dutt Nargis Dutt was indeed the first lady of Indian sc >> Read More... , as vice president. She devoted her leisure time to the welfare of homeless children as the President of the “Lioness Club-District 323/A3.” She dedicated the rest of her life to social service after quitting the acting profession.