Ranbir Kapoor reveals the performing ideas from his dad Rishi Kapoor

Sharmaji Namkeen, Rishi Kapoor’s final film, is now available for streaming. Critics and fans alike praised the late actor’s performance in the lighthearted comedy.

The film has been hailed as an appropriate send-off for the renowned actor, who passed away on April 30, 2020. The film’s promoters included Rishi Kapoor’s son, actor Ranbir Kapoor.

In a recent interview following the film’s release, the actor talked about the acting advice he received from his father before his untimely death.

Rishi Kapoor began his acting career as a child actor in Mera Naam Joker (1970), before moving on to prominent parts in Bobby and Bobby 2 (1973). He was a successful lead actor and a highly renowned character actor throughout the course of a five-decade career. In 2007, Ranbir made his acting debut in Saawariya.

In a recent interview with Mid-Day, Ranbir explained what his father taught him about acting before he died. My father rightfully believed that every actor had to find his own way. You have to learn from your mistakes and develop your own skill set. “

Ranbir has previously revealed this to IndiaToday. His father was a tough critic of his work. “Dad was a harsh critic. He never appreciated me to my face. I don’t think he understood my choices. He was always worried about what he was doing, “he had stated. In reality, Ranbir had previously stated that Rishi had given him negative criticism after seeing his 2012 picture, Barfi.

After a long fight with cancer, Rishi Kapoor died in 2020. Sharmaji Namkeen, his previous film, was unfinished at the time.

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