Pankaj Kapur, who started his career as a theater artist, is one of the finest actors in bollywood today. Who won 3 National Awards, was the best
Hindi cinema veteran Pankaj Kapur is celebrating his 68th birthday today. Pankaj, who made his debut in 1982 with the film Aarohan, has made his mark by working in many big films and tv serials in the 80s and 90s. Be it in film, theater, or tv, Pankaj has made his mark in the world of entertainment. Pankaj Kapur has also won three National Awards.
Pankaj Kapur played the role of mahatma Gandhi's second secretary Pyarelal in richard Attenborough's 'Gandhi' in 1982. His character in this film was very small but impressive. The most important thing is that this film won 8 oscar awards. Pankaj Kapoor's son shahid kapoor is also following in his father's footsteps by working in films. Shahid Kapoor is one of the big actors in Bollywood.
Earned his coin by working on a tv show
Pankaj Kapoor also made his successful career on TV. Pankaj Kapoor's magic went a long way on TV. In the 80s, he played the lead role in the detective serial 'Karamchand'. After this, he became quite famous in the house. After this, he appeared in the character of Musaddilal in the famous comedy tv show Office-Office of the 90s. His role was so influential that even today there is a place for him in the hearts of people. Apart from this, he also taught the language, Fatichar, and Mohandas B.A.L.B. Like have worked in shows as well.
A lot of time spent in the theater
Pankaj Kapoor became very interested in theater and acting during his studies. At the age of 19, he enrolled in the National school of Drama (NSD). After completing his studies at NSD, he did theater for four years. During this, he was offered the role of Pyaare Lal, the secretary of mahatma gandhi in richard Attenborough's film Gandhi. Pankaj Kapoor has also lent his voice to Ben Kingsley in the hindi version of this film
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