Top 10 Evergreen Bollywood Stars

1. Amitabh Bachchan

Born on 11th October 1942, to Harivansh Rai Bachchan, a poet and Teji Bachchan, a social activist, this man falls into the category of multi-faceted people.. He completed his schooling from Sherwood College, Nainital and in order to pursue a degree in science he went to the Delhi University. He got his first job in Shaw Wallace and later went on to work as a freight broker for Bird and Co., which was a shipping firm.

2. Dilip Kumar

He is a very well-known actor of the Indian cinema; Dilip Kumar started his acting career in 1944. He has worked in few of the most successful films during the years from 1949 to 1961. He is the first one to receive a Filmfare in the Best Actor category and holds the record for receiving numerous Filmfare Awards for the same.

3. Aamir Khan

First appeared on-screen with the1970's hit Yaadon Ki Baaraat - Aamir Khan was the youngest child in the trio. He became a state tennis champion for Maharashtra after concentrating on his school for a few years. Meanwhile, Aamir lost his heart at a very young age as he fell madly in love with a girl. He proposed to her on his 21st birthday.

4. Rajesh Khanna

He is the first superstar of the Indian as well as Hindi Cinema with about 74 Golden Jubilee Hits in addition to 22 Silver Jubilee Hits and nine average hits; Rajesh Khanna was born in Amritsar, Punjab. Rajesh started working for Hindi films in the year 1965 with the shooting for Raaz and did 180 films since then.

5. Guru Dutt

He is considered as one of the excellent icons of commercial Indian cinema. He might not have worked on a number of movies but all his movies had a magical spark in them which made his movies the best among the rest. The notable roles that he played easily established strong connections with the common people. He has hardly acted in 50 movies but he always gave noteworthy performances.

6. Kamal Haasan

He was born in Paramakudi, a town in Tamil Nadu on 7th November 1954, his first on-screen appearance was with the movie "Kalathoor Kannamma" as a child artist, which released in the year 1960. He has starred in nearly 200 films since then in the major Indian languages. He is a part of this industry for 52 years.

7. Sanjeev Kumar

Harihar Jariwala popularly known as Sanjeev Kumar was born in a Gujarati family in 1938. He played extraordinary roles with great ease irrespective of the age or the nature of the role addressed. He died in 1985 because of a heart ailment.

8. Pran

He was born with a silver spoon to aDelhi-based Sikand family on February 12, 1920, Pran, as a child had studied in Meerut, Kapurthala, Unnao, Dehradun, and Rampur. He had a special place for dogs in his heart since childhood and he always had a dog as a pet

9. Amrish Puri

Amazingly veritable, Amrish Puri wanted to be an actor but was unable to clear a screen test in the year1954. If not an actor he became the most popular villains of the industry by giving excellent performances. His most memorable and remarkable character was of 'Mogambo' in the movie Mr. India (with the catchphrase of "Mogambo Khush Hua").

10. Nana Patekar

He was born on January 1, 1951, in Murud-Janjira, Maharashtra, India Vishwanath Patekar is an actor, writer, and a filmmaker. Popularly known as Nana Patekar, he is famous for his work in Ab Tak Chhappan, Raajneeti, and Parinda. Mr. Patekar started with his acting journey in the early 70's and has given exemplary performances since then. He has been nominated several times for various awards. He was awarded a Filmfare Award and a National Film Award for his role in Parinda, which was appreciated by everybody to be great.