When an accidental meeting with Feroz Khan earned Shakti Kapoor his role in ‘Qurbani’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Veteran actor Shakti Kapoor recently shared a captivating story about landing a role in the 1980 hit, ‘Qurbani’, during a recent interview. As a young actor, he made Rs 13,000 from an ad, which he used to purchase a second-hand car. However, an unexpected event occurred while driving his car in Bandra; his vehicle was hit by a Mercedes trying to overtake.

In the immediate aftermath of the collision, Kapoor, needing funds even for fuel, was ready to demand reparation from the responsible party.

However, his anger dissipated when he discovered that the Mercedes driver was the famous actor,Feroz Khan. Instead of venting, Kapoor seized the opportunity to express his desire to work in films. Khan, somewhat dismissively, inquired about his car’s damage and left, leaving Kapoor in the crowd’s gaze.
Shakti Kapoor later visited writer KK Shukla on the accident day. Shukla sympathetically noted Kapoor’s unfortunate luck, and they shared a drink. During the conversation, Shukla revealed a film role for a villain that he thought would be perfect for the actor. The director was set on casting the man who had the accident with Khan, someone who could instill fear just like Kapoor did when he confronted Khan.

Elated, Shakti Kapoor revealed that he was the one involved in the accident. A call was made to Khan, letting him know that the man from the accident was sitting with Shukla. Consequently, the actor was cast in ‘Qurbani’, changing his life forever.
Despite being overshadowed by big names like Feroz Khan and Vinod Khanna, along with memorable hit songs like ‘Laila’ and ‘Aap Jaisa Koi,’ Shakti Kapoor’s performance was appreciated by one and all. His role alongside the late star, Amrish Puri, in ‘Qurbaani’ is still remembered by many film enthusiasts.

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