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New Delhi:

Kareena Kapoor’s tribute to veteran Malayalam filmmaker Siddique is all coronary heart. The actress, who labored with the filmmaker within the 2011 movie Bodyguard alongside Salman Khan, posted an image of him on her Instagram feed alongside a heartfelt observe which learn, “Will always remember you like this… with a smile. You will be missed Siddique Sir.” However, Kareena Kapoor was not the one one to pay tribute to the director. Mammootty, Dulquer Salmaan, Prithviraj Sukumaran and different stars additionally paid tribute to the late filmmaker on social media.

For the unversed, within the 2011 Siddique directorial Bodyguard, Salman Khan performed the position of a private bodyguard to a school pupil performed by Kareena Kapoor.

Take a have a look at Kareena’s emotional publish beneath:

The Malayalam filmmaker Siddique died on Tuesday. He was present process remedy for numerous illnesses for fairly a while. His situation deteriorated following a cardiac arrest, reported information company ANI. His funeral will happen in Kochi on Wednesday, reported ANI.

Here’s what the movie fraternity needed to say on Siddique’s premature loss of life:

Veteran actor Mammootty tweeted in Malayalam, which interprets to, “Continuous departures of very dear ones…while experiencing the unbearable pain it causes… Homage to dear Siddique.”

See his publish beneath:

വളരെ പ്രിയപെട്ടവരുടെ തുടരേയുള്ള വേർപാടുകൾ… അതുണ്ടാക്കുന്ന നിസ്സീമമായ വ്യഥ അനുഭവിച്ചുകൊണ്ട് തന്നെ….

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— Mammootty (@mammukka) August 8, 2023

Dulquer Salmaan’s eulogy for the filmmaker learn, “The gentlest soul. The kindest human. A gifted writer/director. The most incredible humor hiding behind his soft demeanour. He gave us some of the most iconic films. Part of our pop culture and referred to in our everyday conversations. This is an immeasurable loss. Prayers and strength to Siddique Sir’s family and loved ones.”

Atul Agnihotri posted a throwback image of the Bodyguard director with Salman Khan and he wrote, “Rest in peace writer/director Siddique Sir. Will always treasure the memorable journey we had on Bodyguard. God bless your divine soul.”

Other than Malayalam cinema, Siddique additionally directed movies in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi. He famously directed Salman Khan’s 2011 hit Bodyguard which additionally featured Kareena Kapoor.

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