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Actor Randhir Kapoor got his break in cinema by virtue of being born into Bollywood's first family and inheriting its talent and connections.

Moushumi Chatterjee overcame the objections of her conservative parents to become a successful actress in Hindi and Bengali cinema.

Legendary villain Ranjeet talks about his colorful life, including a dishonorable discharge from the air force en route to his Bollywood career.

Alka Yagnik rose from being a child singer to one of the most prominent voices of Bollywood. Her hit songs include "Ek Do Teen" from "Tezaab."

Helen talks about her traumatic journey as a child from war-torn Burma to Mumbai, where she would go on to become a legendary Bollywood dancer.

Raveena Tandon, who lit up Bollywood screens in the 1990s, talks about the metamorphosis from shy introvert to go-getter that brought her stardom.

Renowned villain Gulshan Grover is the first actor from Indian commercial cinema to have made the transition from Bollywood to Hollywood.

Padmini Kolhapure's upbringing in a musical family drove her toward singing. However, her career path took a turn as she embraced acting.

Kumar Sanu's natural talent and upbringing in a musical household laid the foundations for a prolific Bollywood singing career.

The talented Zeenat Aman enjoyed success as a student and journalist before transitioning into one of Bollywood's most iconic actresses.

Through an uncanny blend of creativity and business know-how, Subhash Ghai has evolved into one of Bollywood's most influential directors.

Music director Bappi Lahiri started composing at the age of 11 and owes his professional success to the music-loving household in which he was raised.

At the root of Salim Khan's success as a screenwriter lie a strong work ethic and a singular awareness of his strengths and weaknesses.