It was not salman but Joy Mukherjee who started the shirtless trend, raj became the industry's first chocolate boy
There are many such actors in bollywood, who have ruled the hearts of the fans due to their looks. Some have got the tag of Badshah, some have got the tag of Romance King, and some are called chocolate Boy. But do you know who was the first chocolate boy of hindi cinema? So let us introduce you today to 60's actor Joy Mukherjee, who is called the first chocolate boy. Joy Mukherjee was an actor whose charm was different from all the actors of that time and in such a situation his fan following was also very strong.
Born on 24 february 1939 in Jhansi, Joy Mukherjee started his career with love in Shimla. Joy Mukherjee did not get much success in the film world, but his charm was liked a lot. people liked his long height, thick hair, fair complexion, and fun-filled style. He was also compared to hollywood superstar Rock Hudson. Because of all these, he also got the title of the first chocolate boy. Apart from this, the trend of going shirtless in the industry was not started by salman khan but by Joy Mukherjee.
Joy Mukherjee belonged to a film family and was the son of film producer Sashadhar Mukherjee. At the same time, he seemed to be the nephew of kishore kumar in the relationship and was also Kajol's uncle. Joy is the brother of Shomu Mukherjee, who is Kajol's father. At the same time, the father Sashadhar Mukherjee was very careful about Joy's fitness and this was also the reason that he defeated many youths based on his fitness at an early age. He knew wrestling, and boxing and also played football. Even after appearing in films, his interest in sports remained.
Joy Mukherjee appeared in fewer bollywood films but managed to make people crazy about him. He appeared in many films including Ziddi, love in Tokyo, Hum Hindustani Shagird, and Inspector. His first film was love in Shimla, then last film came in 2013, which was named love in Bombay. At the same time, at the age of 73, on march 9, 2012, Joy Mukherjee, the first chocolate boy in the industry, said goodbye to this world.
