Celebrated filmmaker Shekhar Kapur recently took to his official Instagram handle and dropped a throwback photo of music maestro A R Rahman and his son A.R.Ameen.
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur, who is known for films like ‘Masoom’, ‘Mr. India’, ‘Bandit Queen’, is once again getting into the territory of existentialism after being announced as the recipient of the Padma Bhushan, the third-highest civilian award in the Republic of India.
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur, who is known for films like ‘Masoom’, ‘Mr. India’, ‘Bandit Queen’, had once said that his film ‘Masoom’ was his attempt to explore the fragility of human emotions.
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur recently shared a heartwarming and thought-provoking memory of a conversation with his daughter Kaveri.
Shekhar Kapur is launching an AI-focused film school in Mumbai's Dharavi, offering aspiring filmmakers access to cutting-edge technology.
Daaji, the moving spirit behind Heartfulness said: "At Heartfulness, we will be transmitting on that day throughout the 24 hours. And if you would like to join us in meditation, simply close your eyes and tune into your innermost corner, where you find love in your heart. We will all be meditating together, for peace, harmony, and serenity to engulf this planet."
Kapur is hopeful that someday his ambitious film Paani will be made, and when that happens he would like to dedicate the film to Sushant's memory.
Kapur, who directed Heath Ledger’s 2002 war drama The Four Feathers, opened up about his long conversation with the late actor hours before he died of a drug overdose.
In a new tweet, the filmmaker said that the actor was in ‘pain’ and would ‘weep on (his) shoulder’ because of being let down by certain people.
Released in 1987, Mr India featured Anil Kapoor and late Sridevi in the lead roles.
