Manoj Kumar Funeral: Amitabh Bachchan Hugs Salim Khan, Prem Chopra Arrives, Here's Look At Last Rites

Manoj Kumar Funeral: The Indian film industry is in mourning following the passing of legendary actor Manoj Kumar. He passed away on Friday, April 4, 2025, after battling chronic heart complications. Manoj Kumar had been receiving treatment in the hospital prior to his death. Funeral arrangements are currently being made at his residence in Mumbai, where numerous actors have been arriving to pay their final respects to the beloved actor.

Manoj Kumar's Funeral: Amitabh Bachchan Pays His Last Respect, Hugs Salim Khan...

On April 5, 2025, Amitabh Bachchan paid his final respects to the legendary actor Manoj Kumar at his funeral. As he was leaving, he encountered Salim Khan, and the two shared a heartfelt moment. In the video, Amitabh Bachchan is seen approaching Salim Khan, holding his hands, exchanging a few words, and embracing him with a hug before continuing on his way. The brief yet emotional exchange between the two reflected their deep respect and camaraderie.

Prem Chopra Arrives At Manoj Kumar's Funeral

Prem Chopra was also seen arriving at Manoj Kumar's funeral. In the video shared by Viral Bhayani, Prem Chopra is seen holding a stick in his hand while walking to the funeral ground. "He came not just to mourn, but to honor a brother. Prem Chopra's final salute to his lifelong friend, Manoj Kumar," captioned Viral.

Abhishek Bachchan Gets Angry At Media While Attending Manoj Kumar's Funeral

Along with Amitabh Bachchan and Salim Khan, Abhishek Bachchan was also seen arriving at Manoj Kumar's funeral. While arriving at the funeral ground, Abhishek got angry at the media for not maintaining the decency at the funeral.

SRK Paid Tribute To Manoj Kumar

Paying tribute to legendary actor Manoj Kumar, Shah Rukh Khan wrote on his X, "Manoj Kumar ji made films that uplifted our country, our cinema, and focused on unity with unmatched sincerity. A legend in every sense. His films shaped an era and left a mark on our cinema. Thank you, sir. You will always be 'Bharat' to us."