In the clip, we can also see Ishaan and Nandita remembering Om Puri.
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Apart from them, popular ghazal singer, Talat Aziz, and singer-actress Ila Arun also shared insights into Om Puri’s love for music.
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From doing socially relevant movies to tickling audience with comedy films, Om Puri had done versatile projects.
“Aakrosh”, “Ardh Satya”, “Dharavi”, “Mirch Masala”, “Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro”, “Chachi 420”, “Hera Pheri” and “Malamaal Weekly” are some of his memorable movies.
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He had also made his name in international cinema. He had played a cameo in Richard Attenborough’s iconic 1982 film “Gandhi”. Among some of his British films were “My Son the Fanatic”, “East Is East” and “The Parole Officer”.
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He also appeared in Hollywood films including “City of Joy”, “Wolf” and “The Ghost and the Darkness”.
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On his birth anniversary, several actors have also paid tribute to him on social media.
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Actor-producer Nikhil Dwivedi tweeted: “He was also a simple man. He wasn’t being articulate and for that, he was vilified and humiliated. Every contribution of his was forgotten by an ungrateful society in a whiff.”
“Happy birth anniversary to one of the few masters of acting in the history of Indian cinema. Om Puri,” actor Shashank Arora wrote on Twitter.
Om Puri passed away on January 6, 2017, at his residence in Mumbai.
Previously, Anil Kapoor is one of Bollywood’s favourite cops, thanks to his roles in movies such as “Ram Lakhan” and “Race“. He has donned the khaki uniform once again for his upcoming film “Malang“.
Bollywood has had many actors essaying the role of police officers. Asked what makes him a different cop in “Malang“, Anil told IANS here: “My early memories of a cop is ‘Ardh Satya’. Om Puri gave one of his finest performances in it. I was really shaken up when I saw the film. I really loved the film. Om was terrific as a police officer.”