This is to inform you all that Mr. Kamal Kapoor passed away during the early hours of Monday morning (August 2). He passed away peacefully and did not suffer.
He will be missed ....and his memories cherished by all of us, his grand children: Suraj, Niraj, Srishti, Goldie, Tania, Lushoo, Shraddha, Karan, Sameer & Simran...
"We love you Dadaji/Nanaji... You will live in our hearts forever"
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Shot from "Toofan"
Debut Movie - Dak Bungalow
A picture from his debut movie "Dak Bungalow" courtesy http://memsaabstory.files.wordpress.com!
With his wife - Suman Devi Kapoor
Three sons - Kapil (Pappu), Sajeev (Punnu) and Amir (Meeru)
With his two daughters - Meena and Madhu
Sorry to know it...RIP
ReplyDeleteMany many sympathies on your loss. He was a stalwart of Hindi cinema for so many years, and I am glad we will always have his movies to remember him by.
ReplyDeleteOne of the most handsome & Graceful man to grace the Hindi Film Industry..Played variety of roles with elan..Thank Kamalji for entertaining us for decades...Wishing you peace
ReplyDeleteMAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE...
ReplyDeleteKAMAL SAAB WAS A PILLER OF INDI FILM INDUSTRY
I have just read about Kamalji's death from other website 'Memsahebstory'.He was one of the versatile actor in his days,even with small roles he would leave a great impression.I have allways liked him to see in Police inspector's role.May his soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteA distinct personality with wonderful body language to suit the character
ReplyDeleteone of my fav actors......
ReplyDeleteIt is good to know that all you grand children loved your DadaJi /NanaJi so much. Hriday Nath
ReplyDeleteVery sorry to know about his demise..I loved his performance in Don..very charismatic and very powerful..Extremely good looking and handsome actor!! RIP Kamal saab..those who love cinema will always remember you!!
ReplyDeleteRIP Kamal saab.. One of the most handsome & Graceful man in the hindi cinema.
ReplyDeleteA great actor is no more.
ReplyDeleteA great actor is no more.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites, specially as Narang in Don. RIP
ReplyDeleteHe was a well known and established star of his time. I can never forget Narang from DON...RIP Sir...
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