Mr India

Boney Kapoor recently shared insights into his early film-producing career. His first three films, namely Hum Paanch (1980), Woh Saat Din (1983), and Mr India (1987), not only enjoyed substantial success at the box office but also propelled Boney’s ascent on the social ladder.

Shekhar Kapur is one of the most accomplished filmmakers in Bollywood. Having made films like Mr. India, Masoom, Bandit Queen, and Elizabeth to his more recent work in the British romantic-comedy, What's Love Got to Do With It, Shekhar Kapur has had a diverse and successful filmmaking career.

After taking a break from acting for over a decade, Sridevi returned to silver screen in 2012 with English Vinglish. Her comeback proved to be successful and she was enjoying her stardom once again when Sridevi died in February 2018.

The film was loaded with practical effects, and the director, Shekhar Kapur, revealed how difficult was it to execute the concept in the era where there was no green screen or advanced level of special effects.

Now as per reports, Satish had attended a Holi party at industrialist Vikas Malu’ farmhouse and thereafter he started feeling uneasy and was taken to Gurugram hospital.

The Delhi police, which is investigating the cause of his death are awaiting the post mortem report of the Mr. India actor.

In a 2014 interview, the late Satish Kaushik revealed that working with Anil Kapoor taught him the importance of relations more than money or success.

The doctors tried their best to treat him but sadly he breathed his last following a cardiac arrest. Actor Aamir Khan stated how Satish Kaushik interviewed him to work as Shekhar Kapur’s AD for Mr. India starring Anil Kapoor and Sridevi.

The doctors tried their best to treat him but sadly he breathed his last following a cardiac arrest. Just a day ago, the Sajan Chale Saural actor posted pictures from a Holi party in Juhu.

The doctors tried their best to treat him but sadly he breathed his last following a cardiac arrest. His body is taken to Deendayal Hospital for postmortem.