It is said that a man should never be proud, because pride destroys everything. Something similar happened between Kader Khan and Amitabh Bachchan and the friendship of years was broken because of two words. The equations between the two changed and there was a rift between the two best friends. Today we will tell you who became 'Guru' and why.
There may be storms in life, doom may come but there should not be a crack in friendship. This famous dialogue is of the hit actor of his era, Kader Khan. Apart from acting and comedy, Kadar is also known for his dialogue delivery. Do you know that dialogues penned by Kader Khan in some of Amitabh Bachchan's films like Suhaag, Muqaddar Ka Sikandar and Amar Akbar Anthony became tremendous hits in the 70s. There was also a very good friendship between the two, but then the equations between the two changed and there was a rift between the two best friends. Today we will tell you who became proud and why.
Kader Khan was an 'all-rounder'. Be it writing dialogues or script on pen paper, he used to show the magic of his pen within minutes. Be it handling the camera or acting in front of the camera. There is no work that Kader Khan cannot do. It is said that a man should never be proud, because pride destroys everything. Something similar happened between Kader Khan and Amitabh Bachchan and the friendship of years was broken because of two words.
Kader Khan had narrated the story of Amitabh's 'Gurur' Kadar Khan had narrated the story of Amitabh's 'Gurur' along with the stories of his and Amitabh's friendship in a TV interview. 'All-rounder' Kader Khan had told how the good relationship between the two ended in a few minutes and then did not work together for years.
Two words spoiled the equation, in fact, after Big B entered politics, the equation between them got spoiled. Reminiscing the old days, he had said, “I always called him Amit, but one day when I called him Amit, he did not like it.” A producer from South asked me, “Aap sir ji se miley? ' I asked 'Who sir?' He was shocked and said, 'Sir, don't you know? Amitabh Bachchan.' I told him, 'I call him Amit, he is a friend.' He said, 'No, you always call him sir ji, don't say Amit, now he is a big man.'
Why Kader Khan could not say 'Sir Ji' to Amitabh? From that day I never called him and he never spoke to me.' Kadar said, can one call his friend, his brother by any other name? He didn't have any contact with them. Therefore, I was not there in 'Khuda Gawah', then I wrote half of 'Ganga Jamuna Saraswati' and left half. Many other films in which I started working, but then I left them.
Amitabh and Kadar were a part of many films. , worked together in many films including 'Agneepath'.