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Tribute: Shashi Kapoor’s final act leaves fans sad

Written by Omair Alavi

By Omair Alavi Veteran Bollywood actor Shashi Kapoor breathed his last on 4th December 2017, leaving millions of his fans all over the world saddened. It was way back in the 60s that a slim, handsome young man burst into the Bollywood film circuit and made a name for himself with his brilliant acting, dancing…

SAMAA | Omair Alavi – Posted: Dec 5, 2017 | Last Updated: 4 years ago

By Omair Alavi

Veteran Bollywood actor Shashi Kapoor breathed his last on 4th December 2017, leaving millions of his fans all over the world saddened. It was way back in the 60s that a slim, handsome young man burst into the Bollywood film circuit and made a name for himself with his brilliant acting, dancing skills and above all, an ability to stay on the ground that helped him withstand first the Rajesh Khanna phenomenon and later the Angry Young Man revolution. In fact, Shashi Kapoor was the only actor from the 60s who continued his heroic run in the 80s, a time when Sunil Dutt, Rajendra Kumar, and even Manoj Kumar drifted towards character roles.

Shashi Kapoor was more famous in the ladies because of his looks but unlike elder brother Raj, he stayed faithful to his British wife Jennifer Kendal. It was only after her death that he started to gain weight and bid farewell to leading roles. He worked in almost 175 films during his career that included some English films as well. His last major role in a film was that of a narrator in Jinnah where he shared the screen with Christopher Lee as well as Pakistani actors Talat Hussain, Shakeel to name a few. Since he would have wanted to be remembered as the young man who danced around the trees, proving his love to the beautiful actresses of the era, we pay tribute to him the way he would have wanted.

Pardesyon Se Na Akhian Milana (Jab Jab Phool Khile – 1965)

Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe (Kanyadaan – 1968)

Bekhudi Main Sanam (Haseena Maan Jayegi – 1968)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=eO_OGLhHRo8

O Meri Sharmeeli (Sharmeeli – 1971)https://www.youtube.com/embed/5M2IYCuvnsY

Le Jayenge Le Jayenge (Chor Machaye Shor – 1974)https://www.youtube.com/embed/Pyz5rPGUzhY

Keh Doon Tumhein (Deewar – 1975)https://www.youtube.com/embed/cFxozbrRHNQ

Hum Jhoot Bolte Hain (Imaan Dharam – 1977)https://www.youtube.com/embed/5qCkuynkM_E

Jaan e Mann Tum Kamal Karti Ho (Trishul – 1978)https://www.youtube.com/embed/TYMx2mqOIuo

Teri Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (Suhaag – 1979)https://www.youtube.com/embed/kkJNOxWPWUA

Ek Raasta Hai Zindagi (Kaala Pathar – 1979)https://www.youtube.com/embed/tX8KbMy17A8

Tu Ne Abhi Dekha Nahi (Do Aur Do Paanch – 1980)https://www.youtube.com/embed/OVlJXHy400k

Yamma Yamma (Shaan – 1980)https://www.youtube.com/embed/0T09y5o0I1w

Janu Meri Jaan (Shaan – 1980)https://www.youtube.com/embed/WzmhwJkgZfU

Raat Baaqi (Namak Halaal – 1982)https://www.youtube.com/embed/FVhIPVDxsPQ

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Tum Bin Jaoon Kahan (Pyaar Ka Mausam – 1969)

O Meri Sharmeeli (Sharmeeli – 1971)

Le Jayenge Le Jayenge (Chor Machaye Shor – 1974)

Keh Doon Tumhein (Deewar – 1975)

Hum Jhoot Bolte Hain (Imaan Dharam – 1977)

Jaan e Mann Tum Kamal Karti Ho (Trishul – 1978)

Teri Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (Suhaag – 1979)

Ek Raasta Hai Zindagi (Kaala Pathar – 1979)

Tu Ne Abhi Dekha Nahi (Do Aur Do Paanch – 1980)

Yamma Yamma (Shaan – 1980)

Janu Meri Jaan (Shaan – 1980)

Raat Baaqi (Namak Halaal – 1982)

About the author

Omair Alavi

Omair Alavi is a highly regarded journalist, critic, and commentator, specializing in news, sports, showbiz, film, blogs, articles, drama, reviews, and PTV drama. With extensive experience and a keen eye for storytelling, he captivates audiences with his insightful analysis and compelling presentations. His expertise and contributions have made him a prominent figure in the media and entertainment industry.