May 25, 2021 | Reported By : PTI
Veteran star Anupam Kher on Tuesday completed 37 years in the film
industry and the actor said if not for his debut movie Saaransh , he
wouldn t have reached the milestone in his career. The 1984 Mahesh Bhatt-directed drama revolved around an old couple who lends a room on rent after the death of their only son.
Kher, who was 28-year-old when he starred in the film, portrayed the role of a retired middle-class teacher B V Pradhan who loses his
son.
In an Instagram post, the actor said Saaransh was the best debut an artiste could have. My 37th birthday in cinema. My first film #Saaransh completes
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LOS ANGELES: Black Panther director and co-writer Ryan Coogler is developing a streaming television series set in the movie s fictional futuristic kingdom of Wakanda, Walt Disney Co said on Monday.
The new series for the Disney+ streaming service will be created as part of a five-year television deal with Coogler s Proximity Media production company, Disney said in a statement.
No release date was announced. Coogler is currently working on a movie sequel to 2018 blockbuster Black Panther , which is scheduled to arrive in theaters in July 2022.