Rajiv Kapoor, younger brother of veteran actor Rishi Kapoor, died on Tuesday at the age of 58. The entertainment industry has suffered a major setback due to Rajiv’s departure. Actor Dilip Tahil has expressed his pain over the demise of Rajiv Kapoor. He said that he cannot believe that Rajiv Kapoor is no longer in this world.
Rajiv Kapoor died due to heart attack. He had a sudden heart attack on Tuesday. Elder brother Randhir Kapoor rushed him to the hospital immediately, where doctors declared him dead.
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Speaking to the Bombay Times, Dilip Tahil said, “It’s very shocking.” I hate talking about Rajiv in past tenses. We were friends for many years. ‘Tulsidas Junior’ is the only film in which we have done together. I cannot believe that he is no longer among us. In April last year we lost Rishi Kapoor and moved to Rajiv. His sense of humor was amazing. He was someone you could spend hours with. He was very happy and full of life. Being from a film family, he faced many problems. I am broken knowing that I am no longer my friend. ”
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Rajiv Kapoor’s last film will be released this year
Rajiv Kapoor was to comeback from the film Tulsidas Junior after many years. The film was shot between 2018 and 2019 and is scheduled to release this year. In this, Dilip Tahil has worked with Rajiv Kapoor for the first time. It is a sports-drama film in which Sanjay Dutt will also be seen in an important role.
Let’s say that Rajiv Kapoor is known for his performance in ‘Ram Teri Ganga Maili’. Apart from this, he was also seen in the movie ‘Ek Jaan Hai Hum’. He directed the movie ‘Prem Granth’. In this film, his brother Rishi Kapoor was in the lead role. Rajiv Kapoor also acted in the 1984 film Aakash, Lover Boy, Ghatir and Hum To Chale Pardes. The last time he appeared in the film Responsible in 1990. After that he started working as a producer and director.
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