The Kapoor family has given many stars to Bollywood, but most of them have been male stars. There was a time when the daughters of the Kapoor family did not work in films and if someone married a son of the Kapoor family, then she was also not allowed to work in films. This tradition of the Kapoor family has been very old, this is the reason why Babita and Neetu Kapoor also distanced themselves from films after marrying the sons of the Kapoor family. However, Raj Kapoor 's granddaughter Karisma Kapoor broke these traditions and turned to the film world and after her, her sister Kareena also made her Bollywood debut. But, do you know that years ago another daughter of the Kapoor family was seen on the big screen.

Raj Kapoor's daughter appeared on screen for a few seconds

Yes, this daughter of the Kapoor family made a appearance on the big screen in 'Shri 420' released years ago, although she appeared on screen for a few seconds only. After this, she never faced the camera. Do you know about this daughter of the Kapoor family? Actually, the daughter of the Kapoor family we are talking about here is Ritu Nanda. Ritu Nanda was also seen in the song 'Pyar Hua Ikrar Hua' from Raj Kapoor and Nargis starrer Shri 420 released in 1955.

All the three children seen in the song were Raj Kapoor's

In this song, three children were shown crossing the road, one of whom was Rishi Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor and Ritu Nanda. There is a line in the song Pyaar Hua Ikrar Hua Hai, 'Tum Na Rahoge, Main Na Rahongi Fir Bhi Rahengi Nishaniyan...' During this, three children are seen. According to the Twitter handle Movies N Memories, all the three children seen in the song were Raj Kapoor's. 

Raj Kapoor-Krishna Raj Kapoor's children

Raj Kapoor and Krishna Raj Kapoor got married in 1946 and had five children from this marriage, three sons and two daughters. Raj Kapoor's three sons Rishi Kapoor, Randhir Kapoor and Rajiv Kapoor worked in films, while daughters Rima Kapoor and Ritu Nanda followed the family tradition and kept a distance from the film world.