Rishi Kapoor's death: Some spine-chilling dialogues of the actor as Agneepath's Rauf Lala

Rishi Kapoor might have departed; however, some of his roles remain etched in memories of his fans.

One such intimidating role is him essaying Rauf Lala. sometimes eccentric, sometimes heius villain from Agneepath is amongst late actor’s best works. Apart from dialogism, actor fit in character like a puzzle. While remembering actor for his incredible contribution to Bollywood industry, here is a read reminiscing best dialogues and scenes of Rauf Lala from Agneepath.

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A look back into iconic role essayed by Rishi Kapoor; Rauf Lala

Remembering Rishi Kapoor who succumbed to leukemia on April 30, 2020, most relatable dialogue about sudden situation is his realistic dialogue-

“ Kal Kisne Dekha Hai, Vijay Rahe ya na Rahe!” Which means, “Who has seen tomorrow?”

dialogue as Rauf Lala remains symbolic to his sudden demise which would t have been imagined by his fans.

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Rishi Kapoor as Rauf Lala is at peak in film during market scene, where he fails to take revenge for his son’s death in Agneepath. Rauf Lala is addressed as Abba by Hrithik in a very disturbing situation.

Rauf Lala says, “Mat Keh Abba Mujhe Haramzyade, Lala mera naam hai, Rauf Lala.” Which means, “Don’t call me Abba, my name is Rauf Lala.”

dialogue and expressions by Rishi Kapoor in this particular scene is very intriguing.

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In continuation of same scene, Rauf Lala says,

"Yeh Mat Bhulna ki ek pal maine tujhe jahanum ki yad dilaye thi” which means that “Do t forget that I have shown you hell once,”

scene is melting point for lead Hrithik Roshan as well as antagonist Rishi Kapoor. two n indulge in a fistfight that gets ugly after this. 

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