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Rishi Kapoor's last film 'Sharmaji Namkeen' to release on his birthday: Reports

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Updated At : 10:41 PM Jan 15, 2021 IST

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Mumbai, January 15

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Late actor Rishi Kapoor’s last film, Sharmaji Namkeen, is being readied for a big screen release on his birth anniversary on September 4. The shoot of the film is still pending, and actor Paresh Rawal has agreed to complete Kapoor’s incomplete portions.

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The film is a light-hearted coming-of-age story of a 60-year-old man.

Produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar in association with MacGuffin Pictures, it directed by debutante Hitesh Bhatia.

“#SharmajiNamkeen, last film of late #RishiKapoor will be released in theatres this year aa it is his final performance. Produced by @excelmovies with #MacGuffinPictures of @HoneyTrehan & #AbhishekChaubey. Helmed by @thisisnothitesh,” trade analyst Komal Nahta tweeted on Friday.

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After battling leukemia for about two years, Rishi Kapoor passed away on April 30 last year. He was 67. — IANS

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