I feel my father is still alive: Randhir Kapoor
19 May 2014 7:01 PM GMT
It's been over 25 years since Indian cinema legend Raj Kapoor breathed his last but his son, veteran actor Randhir Kapoor, who was present at the inauguration ceremony of Raj Kapoor Memorial - The Golden Era of Indian Cinema at Rajbaugh here, still feels his father is ‘alive’.
Organised by World Peace Center, Alandi and the Rajbaugh campus of MAEER’s MIT College in Loni Kalbhor near Pune, the museum was inaugurated on Friday.At the ceremony, chief guest Randhir said: ‘I thank MIT for the respect and love they have shown towards my father. His soul is staying here in this place, in this memorial and in every tree and flower.’
‘I am very happy for the respect shown towards my father, Raj Kapoor-ji, the greatest showman of Hindi cinema. My father is not alive today but I feel that he is alive and lives in this place in every work and (that he) lives in this memorial.’ Rajiv Kapoor, youngest son of Raj Kapoor, was also present on the occasion and said that everybody has something to learn from my father’s works.
Organised by World Peace Center, Alandi and the Rajbaugh campus of MAEER’s MIT College in Loni Kalbhor near Pune, the museum was inaugurated on Friday.At the ceremony, chief guest Randhir said: ‘I thank MIT for the respect and love they have shown towards my father. His soul is staying here in this place, in this memorial and in every tree and flower.’
‘I am very happy for the respect shown towards my father, Raj Kapoor-ji, the greatest showman of Hindi cinema. My father is not alive today but I feel that he is alive and lives in this place in every work and (that he) lives in this memorial.’ Rajiv Kapoor, youngest son of Raj Kapoor, was also present on the occasion and said that everybody has something to learn from my father’s works.
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