Īfter the police's allegations against him, Nadeem Saifi had fled to the United Kingdom. As per his family's wishes, Gulshan Kumar Dua was cremated in a shamshan (cremation ground) in Delhi. The police alleged that Saifi paid Abu Salem, a known associate of Dawood Ibrahim, to assassinate Dua and assigned Rauf to the job, but it just so happened that Ibrahim and Abu Salem were already planning on murdering Dua as he had refused to pay protection money to D-Company as part of an extortion attempt. Tahilyani sentenced Rauf to life imprisonment, stating that he was not imposing the death penalty because the prosecution had failed to prove that Rauf was a contract killer. However, on 9 January 2001, Abdul Rauf Merchant (known as "Raja") confessed to being the murderer. The police also accused film composer Nadeem Saifi of the music duo Nadeem-Shravan of having paid for the murder due to a personal dispute and fled the country after the murder.
Ī Mumbai underworld organisation called D-Company is considered to have been responsible for this assassination.
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His driver Suraj was shot in both legs as he tried to shelter Kumar. At 10.40 am, while returning from the temple, he was confronted by one of the assassins who said: "Bahut puja kar li, ab upar ja ke karna (you have done enough puja, now do it up there)." Initially, Kumar survived and sought shelter in nearby huts, but residents shut their doors. The hired killers, including Rauf and Abdul Rashid, conducted reconnaissance for a month, but did not proceed because of the armed bodyguard. Although he had received two threatening calls, on 5 and 8 August 1997, Kumar refused to pay the extortion money. On the day of the assassination, his bodyguard, provided by the Uttar Pradesh government, was sick. Gulshan Kumar Dua died in a shooting outside the Jeeteshwar Mahadev Mandir, a Hindu mandir dedicated to Lord Shiva of which he attended daily in Jeet Nagar, Andheri West suburb of Mumbai, on 12 August 1997. In India, it has the largest distribution network of over 2500 dealers. In international market, T-Series enjoys a turnover in excess of $4.2 million, and exports to 24 countries across six continents. Today T-Series controls more than 60% share of the Indian music market. T-Series music label ĭuring the life of Gulshan Kumar, T-Series emerged as one of the top music labels in India. His other movies included Bahaar Aane Tak, Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin, Ayee Milan Ki Raat, Meera Ka Mohan, Jeena Marna Tere Sang and Bewafa Sanam. Next was the big hit Aashiqui in 1990 which is remembered for its music by Nadeem–Shravan.
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His first movie in Bollywood was Lal Dupatta Malmal Ka in 1989. As his business started growing, he moved to Mumbai. He began a music production company in Noida.
Gulshan Kumar started his own audio cassette operation known as "Super Cassettes Industries," which turned in to a profitable business. He was a devoted worshiper of Shri Shiv Ji and Devi Parvati, as he was a follower of the Shaiva tradition of Hinduism.ĭua changed career paths when his family acquired a shop selling records and inexpensive audio cassettes, which foreshadowed the onset of a vast music empire. Dua started working with his father from an early age. Gulshan Kumar Dua was the son of Chandrabhan Kumar Dua, a fruit juice vendor who worked the streets of the Daryaganj neighbourhood in the heart of Delhi.
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