New Delhi:
Bollywood Actor: Many superstars came to Bollywood and left, but the actor who rolled Villain in Bollywood to Hollywood has not been forgotten even today. This child, seen in the photo, has not only won the villain but also his acting in father and other roles. The hero of the film trembled in front of this villain. The voice of this villain was nothing short of a lion’s roar in the forest. This actor has achieved such a title by becoming a villain in Bollywood, which till date no actor has been able to replace this actor as a villain.
Who is seen in the photo?
The actor was born on 22 June 1932 and died on 12 January 2005 at a hospital in Mumbai at the age of 72. This child seen in the photo is none other than Amrish Puri. Raj Kapoor also used to visit Amrish Puri’s act. Once Amrish’s play was so full of the audience that Raj Kapoor had to sit on the ground and watch the play. Amrish Puri’s grandson Dainik Puri had told that his Dadu loved Tom and Jerry and he had learned acting by looking at this cartoon. Amrish Puri never touched alcohol and cigarettes and he lived a disciplinary life. It would be surprising to know that Amrish Puri did not allow his grandson to play the role of a child actor in the film Pardes so that he would not read his education. Let me tell you, this role in the film was then done by Aditya Narayan.
Doctors lost their lives due to reason?
Let me tell you, Amrish Puri, who played the dreaded villain in films, was so strong that even the people sitting in the theater used to tremble. Amrish had realized death after an incident. Amrish Puri had an accident during the shooting of the film in 2003 and suffered serious injuries. Amrish Puri had so much blood shed in this accident that he had a blood -related disease myelidsplastic syndrome. According to reports, Amrish Puri had this syndrome due to the fault of doctors. Amrish Puri was 72 years old and after this accident, he started feeling death and told his children what to happen will remain. At the same time, on 12 January 2005, Amrish Puri said goodbye to the world.