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Rishi Kapoor was furious when Ranbir didn't follow his warning against a film, reveals Ananth Mahadevan; ‘He was like that…’
In a new interview, actor-filmmaker Ananth Mahadevan shared an interesting anecdote about the candid nature of Rishi Kapoor, who once shouted at Ranbir, for doing a film he warned him about.
Trigger Warning: This article contains mention of an individual's death.
Every move or statement of actors in showbiz invites opinions, but a few actors dare to be upfront despite all odds. One of them was the late actor Rishi Kapoor. Recently, Ananth Mahadevan recalled that the veteran actor was once angry when his son, Ranbir, ignored his warning against a film and did it. Moreover, the filmmaker described how Kapoor never shied away from sharing his honest opinions.
In a new interview with Siddharth Kannan, actor-filmmaker Ananth Mahadevan recounted some interesting anecdotes about Rishi Kapoor. Mahadevan shared the screen space with Rishi Kapoor in his 1989 hit film Chandni. He mentioned during the conversation that he admired his unfiltered personality and called Kapoor an honest person.
To describe the same, he narrated an old incident involving the late actor and his son, Ranbir Kapoor. He said he once visited the Kapoor and Sons actor's home when Rishi was angry because he warned Ranbir against doing a film, yet he did it.
Mahadevan said, "I don't want to name the filmmaker or the film, but Rishi Kapoor was livid. He constantly said he tried his best to dissuade Ranbir from doing that film. I told him, 'don't do it, don't do it, this film will not run.' But he didn't listen."
Apart from this, he also mentioned that Kapoor didn't apply filters in his words and would always share his honest views about films. The filmmaker described, "He used to tell directors of their faces, 'flop hai yaar, teri film flop hai, koi fayeda nahi hai, mat kar."(It's flop, your movie is a flop, there's no use in making it; don't do it).
For the unversed, Rishi Kapoor debuted in 1973 with Bobby, co-starring Dimple Kapadia. His notable performances include Amar Akbar Anthony. Sargam, Naseeb, Prem Rog, Chandni, Henna, Deewana, Namastey London, and Love Aaj Kal, among others. The actor passed away on 30 April 2020 after a prolonged illness.
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