Picture of Kapil Sharma with Dilip Kumar and wife Saira Banu leaves internet in tears; have a look

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Updated At : 08:09 PM Jul 07, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, July 7

Dilip Kumar passed away on Wednesday after battling a long illness. He was 98. As soon as the news broke out, B-town celebs paid tribute to the veteran actor.

Comedian-turned-actor Kapil Sharma shared a throwback picture on his Instagram account and mourned the loss of the legendary actor.

Kapil—who is a big fan of the actor—shared a picture of himself with Dilip Kumar and his wife Saira Banu.

In the snapshot, the ‘Mughal-E-Azam’ actor was seen sitting with his wife Saira, while Kapil is standing behind the couple.

With smiles on their faces, all three of them are looking at the camera. Sharing the picture, Kapil wrote: “#omshanti #ripdilipkumar ji #legend #dilipkumar (sic).”

Here’s the post:

The veteran actor will be buried at Juhu Qabrastan at 5 pm today.

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