Dilip Kumar - Personal Life

Personal Life

Dilip Kumar married actress and beauty queen Saira Banu in year 1966 when she was 22. He married Asma, a divorcee from Hyderabad, in 1982. They divorced within 2 years. His brothers are Nasir Khan, Ehsan Khan ,Ehsan who also worked with the actor very closely as his personal secratary in initial days and also look after other business affairs though Ehsan was having Bachelors in management from abroad and was having lots of offer from bollywood when he came back after finishing his studies but he choses to work with Dilip Kumar and maintain a low profile life style . Ehsan devoted his whole career with the actor itself . Ehsan is not married and living in mumbai alone and Aslam Khan youngest brother also studied abroad and get married in USA and settled and spent whole life in USA . Nasir was also an actor and appeared opposite him in Ganga Jamuna (1961) and Bairaag (1976). He was married to actress Begum Para until her death in 1974, at the age of 49. Dilip Kumar is a lover of Urdu language and poetry.

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