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Mukesh Bhatt Says There Cannot Be A Xerox Copy Of Rishi Kapoor; ‘He Will Live In My Heart Forever’
The demise of Rishi Kapoor is a huge loss to the Hindi film industry. This loss is being felt not just by fans and audiences, who got to watch him on screen, but also Rishi Kapoor's friends and colleagues in the industry, who valued his incredible presence.
In a recent interview, filmmaker Mukesh Bhatt said that there cannot be another copy of Rishi, and he was grateful to have met him in his life.
Speaking to SpotboyE, Mukesh said, "He was a man who like Bhatt saab (Mahesh Bhatt) and I, never minced words. He said things not to down people. He said things what he felt. But what's wrong with that? I have so many memories about him. And so many times, good memories tend to give you pain."
He also spoke about how Rishi encouraged people to live in the moment. "He always used to say, 'Arre yaar, leave it. Even this shall pass away. Maze le. Let's enjoy the moment'. I hope that we all start thinking like him. You can't make a xerox copy of Chintu. I am happy and lucky that I met him in my life. You know what? People whom you genuinely love never die for you. Rishi will live in my heart forever," he added.
Rishi
Kapoor
breathed
his
last
on
April
30,
2020
at
8:45
am.
The
veteran
actor
had
been
battling
leukemia
for
two
years
and
received
treatment
for
it
in
New
York
City.
Rishi
left
in
the
presence
of
his
wife
Neetu
Kapoor
and
son
Ranbir
Kapoor.
His
daughter
Riddhima
Kapoor
was
in
New
Delhi
and
therefore
could
not
make
it
in
time
for
his
funeral.
However,
she
shared
that
she
is
driving
down
from
Delhi
to
Mumbai
to
mourn
with
her
family.
