Amitabh Bachhan shares a memoir in memory of his friend late Rishi Kapoor

Recently, a legend bid adieu to the whole world by reaching the heavenly abode. The actor has been rushed to the clinic yesterday in the wake of whining due to breathing issues. One of the most enchanting person who characterized the sentiment like no other, Rishi Kapoor capitulated to disease and breathed his last on Thursday morning. It was a shocking blow to everybody from the family, business and his fans everywhere.

His significant half and partner of years, Neetu Kapoor was always in support going through various challenges. The actor had been fighting a deadly cancer for 18 months. His co-star and dearest companion, Amitabh Bachchan took to his social handle and shared the news saying that he is “obliterated.”

A couple of hours back, Amitabh Bachchan who occasionally share his daily blog composed a memoir in the memory of his companion, an unbelievable whiz and one of the most dearest stars of India, Rishi Kapoor. He shared a piece of it on his twitter handle of the entertainer’s famous tune, Dafli Wale Dafli Baja from Sargam.

He opened up on his first meet with the actor aka chintu. “I had seen him at his home Deonar Cottage, Chembur, a youthful enthusiastic, bubbly, naivety in his eyes. when I was privileged to attend a night at Raj ji’s home, I would see him regularly at RK Studios, when he was prepping up as a main lead for his film BOBBY. A steady energetic youth who prepared to jump onto each opportunity that came his way” and Big B also described about a well known huge and legendary cosmetics room of Raj kapoor.

He compared Rishi’s walk to that of his grandfather, Prithvi Raj Kapoor, saying that the stride, confidence and style was similar to that of his grandfather. Big B went on reveal about Rishi’s ailing health and their conversations. “The actor During his time of diagnosis and his treatment he never ever lamented his condition.. it was always ‘see you soon, just a routine visit to the Hospital .. I’ll be back shortly’.