Sudhir Mishra remembers Om Puri on death anniversary

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Jan 07, 2021 IST

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Filmmaker Sudhir Mishra remembered Om Puri on his death anniversary on Wednesday, saying the late iconic actor was one the heroes of his youth.

Remembering the talented actor who passed away in 2017, Sudhir Mishra tweeted: “Brilliant is the word! One of the heroes of my youth. I remember coming to Delhi from Sagar just to watch Om, Naseer, Manohar Singh and Surekha Sikri perform!”

Om Puri

“And then he agreed to work with me. Dharavi is my favourite amongst the films I have made and it’s probably because of his brilliance that it made a mark!” Mishra mentioned in a separate tweet. — IANS

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