Subhash Ghai Posts Image of Neetu Kapoor Honoring Rishi Kapoor's Legacy
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Synopsis
On March 23, filmmaker Subhash Ghai honored Rishi Kapoor's legacy by sharing an image of Neetu Kapoor receiving a trophy at the Red Lorry Film Festival in Mumbai. This tribute celebrated the 45th anniversary of their iconic film, 'Karz'. Ghai also reflected on his memoir's title, highlighting the wisdom of writer Gulzar.
Key Takeaways
- Subhash Ghai shared a tribute to Rishi Kapoor.
- Neetu Kapoor received a trophy at the Red Lorry Film Festival.
- 'Karz' celebrates its 45th anniversary.
- The film tells a story of reincarnation and revenge.
- Ghai's memoir reflects on his journey in Indian cinema.
Mumbai, March 23 (NationPress) Acclaimed director Subhash Ghai, renowned for his works like 'Karz', 'Hero', 'Taal', and 'Ram Lakhan', has shared a heartfelt image of actress Neetu Kapoor as she accepts a trophy on behalf of her late husband, Rishi Kapoor, in honor of the film 'Karz', which is commemorating its 45th anniversary.
On Sunday, the filmmaker took to his Instagram to post a snapshot from the ongoing Red Lorry Film Festival held in Mumbai. The image features Neetu proudly holding the award.
In his caption, he wrote a touching message: “When Neetu Rishi Kapoor honored her husband Rishi Kapoor while looking up to God, receiving the 'Karz' trophy in celebration of its 45 years of excellence at the Red Lorry Film Festival. It was a profoundly emotional moment for everyone, as we remembered and sincerely honored Rishi Kapoor as an actor, star, and human being.”
'Karz' is a legendary film that narrates the tale of a man who is reincarnated after being murdered by his wife in a previous life. This classic was remade in Hindi in 2008, with Himesh Reshammiya in the lead role.
Previously, the filmmaker revealed the inspiration behind his memoir's title, 'Karma's Child: The Story of Indian Cinema'. He posted a nostalgic image featuring esteemed writer Gulzar and himself on Instagram.
In his caption, he shared a significant message from Gulzar: “Why did they name your book 'Karma's Child'? Gulzar Saab told me it's because only the innate talent of a child like you could create such timeless classics. It just comes naturally.”
He further expressed, “It’s your own karma and bravery to continue shining as a filmmaker for 40 years. I felt deeply moved by his profound affection and support when he launched my book at the Mumbai Film Festival. Thank you, Gulzar Saab. I remain a student (sic).”
'Karma's Child: The Story of Indian Cinema's Ultimate Showman' was unveiled during the 55th edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
