Rishi Kapoor remembers father Raj Kapoor with an iconic picture from ‘Mera Naam Joker’

Rishi Kapoor who is quite active on social media took to Twitter to remembered his father, Raj Kapoor on his birth anniversary. Sharing a black and white picture from Mera Naam Joker featuring his late father with the iconic joker doll. The film released way back in December 1970 and did amazingly well at the box office. 

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Rishi Kapoor remembers his late father: 

After an impressive year at the box office, with the successful 102 Not Out and the critically acclaimed Mulk, Rishi Kapoor surprised fans that he was heading to the USA for medical reasons. As the veteran was under treatment for close to a year, he went less active on a platform he was always on fire at, Twitter, but at the same time, stars from the film industry visiting him in the USA had kept his well-wishers aware about his health. The Agneepath star coming back to the bay recently and also to the microblogging platform had delighted his fans. Now, Rishi Kapoor is also returning to acting after a while; he has signed a film opposite Juhi Chawla, titled Sharmaji Namkeen. Not just the two veterans, the movie has other major names associated with it, like Farhan Akhtar-Ritesh Sidhwani and Abhishek Chaubey. 

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Though Sharmaji Namkeen is set to be the first film that Rishi Kapoor will shoot for post his return from USA, he had multiple films releasing during this phase. He featured in Jhootha Kahin Ka a few weeks ago. Another film of his, The Body, will release on December 13. The movie features Rishi Kapoor in the role of an investigating officer and it also stars Emraan Hashmi, Shobhita Dhulipala, and Vedhika.

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