“In this competitive world prove yourself to be better than the best and that was the spirit of my biography ‘Anything But Khamosh’.
“From Patna to Pune, from Bihar to ‘Jai Maharashtra’ I had become from zero to hero. From small roles to villains to major villain roles, from parallel (film) hero to blockbuster hero I have turned impossible into possible,” Sinha said.
The actor had started his journey by playing a Pakistani military officer in Dev Anand’s “Prem Pujari” and subsequently a police inspector in Mohan Sehgal’s “Sajan” in 1969. After playing supporting roles in many films he appeared in Gulzar’s “Mere Apne” in 1971.
He later appeared in Dulal Guha’s “Dost” in 1974 and in super hit “Kalicharan” in 1976. And there was no looking back with a string of blockbusters in 80s including Amitabh Bachchan-starrer Naseeb (1981).
From Agencies, Featured image courtesy dna
