Satish Kaushik shared this picture. (courtesy: satishkaushik2178)

Mumbai (Maharashtra):

On the event of the 68th start anniversary of veteran actor Satish Kaushik, Anupam Kher wrote an emotional word on Instagram remembering his greatest good friend. “Happy Birthday my dearest #Satish! May God give you all the happiness where ever you. For me you are always around. In pics, in food, in conversations, when I am on my own, when I am with people. Your memory is infectious! An update about #TanviTheGreat- we are on our shoot #Day34. It is going well. Touch wood. I have incorporated most of your good suggestions. Bad one I have kept aside. I miss your physical presence, your phone calls, your cribbing, our gossip sessions and your unbelievable sense of humour! Will always love you. #SatishKaushik #Birthday #Friend,” he wrote.

Anupam Kher additionally dropped a video that options his memorable moments spent with Satish Kaushik. Recently, in the course of the promotions of his movie Kaagaz 2, Anupam Kher made Satish Kaushik part of the occasion by protecting a chair for him in his reminiscence. Talking to ANI, The Kashmir Files actor mentioned, “It was his (Satish Kaushik) passion project. He was working for 2 years on this project. This is based on true incidents. He was so passionate about the subject…”

Satish Kaushik died on March 9, 2023, on the age of 66 after struggling a coronary heart assault. He remained a fixture in Hindi cinema for 4 many years, after making his debut in 1983 with a number of movies, together with Anil Kapoor’s movie Woh 7 Din, and Shekhar Kapur’s Masoom.

He went on to look in a number of movies within the 80s and 90s, together with classics like Ram Lakhan and Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja, amongst others. However, it was his half because the endearing Calendar within the 1987 traditional Mr. India that established Satish Kaushik as a family superstar.

He wrote the screenplay for the cult traditional Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro and directed widespread movies like Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja, Hum Aapke Dil Mein Rehte Hain and Tere Naam. He will posthumously be seen in Emergency, directed by Kangana Ranaut.

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