Gulshan Kumar (born Gulshan Kumar Dua; 5 May 1956 – 12 August 1997) was an Indian businessman, film and music producer who founded the Super Cassettes Industries Ltd. (T-Series) music label in the 1980s.
Early Life and Career: He started by helping his father sell fruit juice before venturing into the music business. Initially, he started a business selling pirated audio cassettes before transitioning to producing original music and films.
T-Series: He revolutionized the Indian music industry through his company, T-Series. He made devotional music accessible to a wider audience and popularized remakes of classic songs. T-Series became a major force in the Indian music market, challenging established labels.
Film Production: Kumar expanded T-Series into film%20production, producing several successful Bollywood films.
Philanthropy: He was known for his religious beliefs and philanthropic activities, including establishing a Langar (community kitchen) at Vaishno Devi.
Assassination: Gulshan Kumar was assassinated in 1997 in Mumbai. The assassination was allegedly linked to the Mumbai underworld. The motive is disputed, with theories ranging from extortion to business rivalry.
Legacy: His death led to widespread shock and condemnation. He remains a significant figure in the history of the Indian music%20industry and Bollywood. His company, T-Series, continues to be a major player in the entertainment industry.
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