Rishi Kapoor Birth Anniversary: 5 Times When The Legendary Actor Nailed His Character
Today on the Rishi Kapoor Birth Anniversary let's celebrate the late veteran actor. Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor has entertained Indian audiences for 50 years. His dedication and love towards his craft can be seen through his work. He has given numerous hits to the industry throughout his career. Rishi Kapoor's versatility is always reflected in the work he has done. May it be a sweet romantic chocolate hero in Bobby (1973) or a crucial villain in Khoj (1989) Rishi Kapoor has a long range in acting. As the remembrance of this brilliant actor today on Rishi Kapoor Birth Anniversary let's revisit some of his iconic characters:
Here Are 5 Bollywood Movies Where Rishi Kapoor Nailed His Character
D-Day (2013): In the action-packed thriller "D-Day," released in 2013, Rishi Kapoor stepped out of his comfort zone to portray a chilling gangster. Sharing the screen with him were a constellation of stars including Irrfan Khan, Arjun Rampal, Shruti Haasan, and Huma Qureshi, all delivering powerhouse performances. Directed by Nikhil Advani, the film turned heads primarily because of Kapoor's venture into villainy. Watching the beloved actor channel his inner gangster left audiences startled and spellbound. Quite the cinematic experience, wouldn't you say?
Agneepath (2012): In 2012, the blockbuster movie "Agneepath" set the box office ablaze, featuring a star-studded cast of Hrithik Roshan, Priyanka Chopra, and Sanjay Dutt. Yet, it was Rishi Kapoor's riveting performance as Rauf Lala that stole the spotlight and made headlines. Directed by Karan Malhotra, the film not only proved to be a commercial blockbuster but also showcased a versatile and edgy side of Kapoor that left audiences talking long after the credits rolled. Quite the transformative role, it changed how we viewed this veteran actor.
102 Not Out (2018): In 2018, Rishi Kapoor made waves with the heartwarming film "102 Not Out," where he shared the screen with none other than Amitabh Bachchan. The movie, an emotional rollercoaster celebrating the father-son relationship, was met with resounding applause from audiences and critics alike. Kapoor's nuanced portrayal earned him high praise, adding another feather to his already illustrious cap. The film not only entertained but also touched upon the intricacies of family dynamics, leaving an uplifting and insightful lasting impression.
Kapoor and Sons (2016): In Shakun Batra's 2016 blockbuster, "Kapoor and Sons," Rishi Kapoor stole the show with his quirky yet heartfelt portrayal of the patriarch of Siddharth Malhotra and Fawad Khan. With a transformative look and captivating acting, Kapoor was the soul of the movie. He was joined by Alia Bhatt and Ratna Pathak Shah in this family drama that pulled at the heartstrings while offering a good dose of entertainment. The film not only took the box office by storm but also became a touchstone for modern-day family narratives.
Mulk (2018): In the intense 2018 drama "Mulk," directed by Anubhav Sinha, Rishi Kapoor delivered a riveting performance as Murad Ali Mohammed. Taking on the complex role of a Muslim father embroiled in societal prejudice, Kapoor's nuanced acting captivated audiences and won hearts. The film served as a compelling canvas for Kapoor to showcase his unparalleled talent in portraying intricate characters.
Since 1973 Rishi Kapoor has done more than 100 Indian Movies in his career. In every movie, he has never failed to amaze and entertain the audience. Rishi Kapoor’s intangible talent will be celebrated and remembered for decades. The gem of an actor left us all on April 30, 2020, with a void that will never be filled. On the 67th of Rishi Kapoor Birth Anniversary, we would like to recognise him for his incredible contribution to the entertainment industry.