great man and an actor. A thorogh professional and a gentleman. Your memory will live on. Wherever you are among the stars Indian film loverswont forget you. Thanks for the wonderful movies you have acted in.Thosewere the days. Shashi,shammi raj all acting on their own capacity . I miss it all .Oh how green was my valley then
Shashi Kapoor was such a wonderful human being. Kind, gentle, a wonderful actor, but above all a loving person who gave himself totally to his craft, his family, his friends and his co-workers who may or may not have been stars. But he went through so much pain in his later life. Makes one wonder, why do the ones who are such amazing examples of humanity, have to suffer so much? Maybe, because they are extremely sensitive. But then again, is this how the Gods reward them? I wonder. Rest in peace, kind Sir.
Re: Such a wonderful man
by decent on Dec 08, 2017 03:06 PM
Nobody can analyze this,we have seen people suffering so much near the end years despite being most noble,selfless and great.
Shashi Kapoor was such a wonderful human being. Kind, gentle, a wonderful actor, but above all a loving person who gave himself totally to his craft, his family, his friends and his co-workers who may or may not have been stars. But he went through so much pain in his later life. Makes one wonder, why do the ones who are such amazing examples of humanity, have to suffer so much? Maybe, because they are extremely sensitive. But then again, is this how the Gods reward them? I wonder. Rest in peace, kind Sir.
Shashi Kapoor was such a wonderful human being. Kind, gentle, a wonderful actor, but above all a loving person who gave himself totally to his craft, his family, his friends and his co-workers who may or may not have been stars. But he went through so much pain in his later life. Makes one wonder, why do the ones who are such amazing examples of humanity, have to suffer so much? Maybe, because they are extremely sensitive. But then again, is this how the Gods reward them? I wonder. Rest in peace, kind Sir.
