Anupam Kher has been recently invited by the
Inspector General and all ranks of the Central Industrial Security Force –
Western Sector to deliver a motivational talk on the occasion of CISF (Central
Industrial Security Force) completing 50 golden years.
The recipient of Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan and
Chairman of FTII who has recently wrapped up shooting for his highly anticipated
political drama, The Accidental Prime Minister, was quite humbled to be part of
the high-profile event scheduled at Chembur (Mumbai) today (19th
July) and interacted with the respected jawans and congratulating them on CISF
completing golden jubilee.
The international star narrated an inspiring story
about his life and 35 years of his acting
journey. He also spoke extensively about his father and his share of struggle
to become successful. He said, “I’ve been part of more than 500
films but that was past. Now, I only think about the future and what more can I
do to better my craft and entertain audience or how can I contribute to the
society.”
“It’s always a huge honour to be part of an event
dedicated to our respected and most admired jawans who sacrifice their lives
and serve their motherland and the civilians. Having interesting and engaging
conversations with them about life, struggles, safety, stress management,
self-realisation, positive thinking, right attitude, ethics and integrity
always makes me high,” the versatile actor adds.
Currently one of India’s most successful crossover
actors, Anupam Kher has the distinction of having bagged two nominations at the
Screen Actors Guild Awards for Silver Linings Playbook (2013) &
The Big Sick (2018) and a BAFTA nomination for The Boy With A Topknot.
In addition to his popular shows, Sense8 and The Indian
Detective, the thespian has just wrapped NBC’s medical drama and now been
signed on to BBC’s highly anticipated drama, Mrs Wilson.
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