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Madhubala one of Bollywoods most iconic stars passed away at the age of 36 due to heart condition. Despite her fleeting life her work and relationships still intrigue fans. The actress was madly in love with Dilip Kumar but got separated due to her fathers alleged interference. Later Madhubala tied the knot with singer Kishore Kumar in a quite ceremony. Their marriage was believed to be difficult as the couple was grappling with devastating tragedies. Shortly after their marriage Kishore took Madhubala to London for a medical treatment to her heart condition. But following that what they came across changed everything about their relationship. According to her sister Madhur Bhushan the doctors told the actress that she couldnt be a mother We’re not saying that he was wrong. Aapa was told by the doctors you cannot have sex you cannot have children… But yet a woman needs emotional support no matter what She said in a conversation with Filmfare. Bhushan also revealed that Kishore distanced himself from Madhubala during her last days. He left her in a house in Mumbai with only a nurse and driver. He rarely answered her calls or visited her during this challenging time. She said Kishore bhaiyya left her at our home. He said that she was sick and needed care while he had to travel work sing and hence wouldn’t be able to give her time. He said I tried my best I took her to London. But the doctors have said she won’t survive. What’s my fault? In an old interview with FilmFare magazine Kishore was quoted saying that he was never in love with Madhubala. To me she was my friend Dilip Kumar’s girlfriend and I used to act as a messenger for the two. It was she who proposed marriage to me and even insisted on it. Incidentally even when Ruma was with me Madhu used to joke ‘Never ever leave him else I would take your place. He said. Kishore Kumar and Madhubalas marriage lasted for nine years until her demise. They collaborated in several evergreen classics such as Chalti Ka Naam Gadi (1958) Jhumroo (1961) Half-Ticket (1962) and others.