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Dimple Kapadia is a famous Indian actress.

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Dimple kapadia 54

She grew up in Mumbai. She wanted to act since she was a child. A filmmaker named Raj Kapoor found her when she was 14. She starred in a movie called Bobby. It was a huge hit in 1973.

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DimpleKapadia2018

Her style became very popular. Many people loved her polka dot clothes.

Kapadia married the actor Rajesh Khanna. She stopped acting for a few years. Later, she returned to movies in 1984. Her film Saagar helped her career grow again. She won many Filmfare Awards for her acting. She also won a National Film Award. She played many different kinds of roles. She played strong women in many dramas.

Akshay Kumar with family
Akshay Kumar with family

Kapadia is also an artist. She likes to paint and make sculptures. She even started a company to make candles. She finds making candles very relaxing. Her daughters also worked as actresses. Her daughter Twinkle is married to the actor Akshay Kumar. Kapadia has stayed a leading star in Hindi films for a long time.

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File:Pranab Mukherjee presenting the Padma Bhushan Award to Smt. Dimple Kapadia on behalf of her husband late Shri Rajesh Khanna, at an Investiture Ceremony-II, at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi on April 20, 2013 (cropped).jpg
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