Meenakshi Sheshadri spoke about Rishi Kapoor, one in all her favorite co-stars, in a brand new interview. She opened up about not having met or spoken to the late actor’s spouse Neetu Kapoor since his dying in 2020. Meenakshi, who’s seeking to make a comeback to Bollywood, additionally apologised to Neetu, and stated she is going to meet the veteran actor quickly. Also learn: Rajkumar Santoshi needed to marry Meenakshi Seshadri however Yash Chopra intervened, she reveals what occurred
Meenakshi and Rishi labored collectively within the award-winning 1993 film Damini, amongst many different movies like Bade Ghar Ki Beti (1989), Ghar Parivar (1991), and Gharana (1989). They additionally shared an excellent camaraderie as each time Meenakshi visited India, she met Rishi Kapoor. Now, on her newest India go to, Meenakshi plans to satisfy Neetu Kapoor, the late actor’s spouse.
In an interview with Times of India, Meenakshi stated, “I have yet to meet Neetu ji personally and talk to her (after Rishi’s death). I should have done it by now, but still haven’t. I apologise to her about the same. I will meet her.” Meenakshi, who had retired from movies after her marriage and had moved to the US, the place she lives together with her husband and kids, had paid a social media tribute to Rishi, when he died two years in the past.
In the video on Twitter, Meenakshi had stated, “… It is a tremendous loss not just for the audiences and fans, but for the film industry itself… I have been fortunate to work with Shri Rishi Kapoor, in five films, especially the most famous – Damini. It was a wonderful experience working with him. He was a very considerate co-star; a great co-star brought the best in me. I will remember you Rishi ji always.”
Rishi Kapoor died in Mumbai on April 30, 2020, after battling Leukaemia for 2 years. Confirming his dying, his household had stated in an announcement, “Our dear Rishi Kapoor passed away peacefully at 8:45am IST in hospital today after a two-year battle with leukemia. The doctors and medical staff at the hospital said he kept them entertained to the last.”
