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Karisma Kapoor shares an old picture of dancing with dadu Raj Kapoor; says she remembers him
Karisma Kapoor remembers dadu Raj Kapoor on his 93rd birth anniversary.
Raj Kapoor would have been 93 today if he was alive. He made his debut in Bollywood with Neel Kamal, co-starring Madhubala. He founded R K Studios when he was 24. Although he is remembered for films such as Shree 420, Bobby and Sangam and Mera Naam Joker.
Karisma took to Instagram to share an old picture of dancing with dadu Raj Kapoor. She captioned the image as, "We remember you with so much love.. #myfirstdance#grandfatherlove#mydadaji."
Raj Kapoor was known as The Greatest Showman and he is the one who started the Kapoor legacy in the cinema world. In one of the old interviews to leading channel, he was asked about his work being reflected from his own life. To which, he had said, "By and large my experiences have been with cinema, not drawing-room cinema. I make cinema for the people, millions of people are going to see a film I make. So I make so-called commercial films, successful films which people pay to see time and time again."
He even added, "I am not an intellectual, not even a pseudo-intellectual, I don't profess to be one. But I want to do films, using the little knowledge I've got, that can appeal to many more people rather than just a few. That's why I have never been put into the ranks of intellectual or new-wave cinema."
Meanwhile, check out the post:
We remember you with so much love..#myfirstdance#grandfatherlove#mydadaji
