At 28, Sunil Dutt crossed paths with the renowned actress Nargis while filming 'Mother India' in 1957. A fire accident on set sparked a deep connection, leading to their marriage in 1958. They built a loving family with daughters Priya and Namrata and son Sanjay.

After Nargis’s passing in 1981 due to cancer, Dutt struggled profoundly, often expressing his heartbreak in interviews. Their story remains a poignant chapter in Bollywood history.Emotional Appearance on Tabassum’s ShowNot long after Nargis passed away, Sunil appeared on Tabassum’s show, visibly struggling with the passage of time as he remembered his wife. He expressed how losing someone can make a person feel incapable of continuing to live, often wondering how others manage to move forward.

Yet, despite the pain, he found himself still living and carrying on, sometimes recalling the song from 'Mother India' that held special meaning for him.The Song That Symbolized Life’s ContinuanceHe subtly referenced the song "Duniya Mein Hum Aaye Hain Toh Jeena Padega," which Nargis had famously performed in 'Mother India'. The song’s message struck a deep chord with him, embodying the difficult reality that, despite immense grief, one must find the strength to keep moving forward.

Sunil Dutt’s Legacy and PassingSunil Dutt passed away following a a heart attack at his Mumbai residence on May 25, 2005, aged 75. Celebrated for his powerful screen presence and humanitarian work, he was the Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports when he passed. His death marked a significant loss to Indian cinema and public life. Remembered for iconic films like 'Mother India', 'Mujhe Jeene Do', and 'Waqt', Dutt’s legacy also includes his deep love for his wife Nargis and his dedicated service to the nation.