Rishi Kapoor turns 61: his new Bollywood avatar
As veteran actor Rishi Kapoor turns 61 today, we map his second innings in Bollywood. From the young, cute boy who debuted with Bobby, Rishi Kapoor has come a long way to turn into some most-hated villains in Aurangzeb, Agneepath and D-Day. Browse through.
Published on: Sep 03, 2013 4:34 PM IST
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As veteran actor Rishi Kapoor turns 61 today, we map his second innings in Bollywood. From the young, cute boy who debuted with Bobby, Rishi Kapoor has come a long way to turn into some most-hated villains in Aurangzeb, Agneepath and D-Day. Browse through.
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Rishi Kapoor plays a cop in Ranbir Kapoor's next Besharam.
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The actor re-defined villainy with his portrayal of Rauf Lala, the local goon in Agneepath (2012). Rishi Kapoor sent chill down our spines with his kohl-lined eyes and paan-stained mouth when he ogled the hero's sister and tries to auction her.
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Rishi Kapoor made a mark when he came on-screen with wife Neetu Kapoor for Habiab Faisal's Do Dooni Chaar in 2010. Rishi Kapoor essayed the role of an idealist middle-class man who takes to non-ethical ways in a bid to fulfil the dreams of his family. Rishi Kapoor also performed wonders with Chintu Ji (2009) where he played himself.
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D-Day (2013) may not have made an impact on the ticket windows, but Rishi Kapoor ensured that his performance in the role of the dreaded don earns critics' acclaim. (2013)
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