- ChatGPT takes on the tough US medical licensing exam
- Massive fire tears through Gulshan market, causes partial collapse
- 'Nizami didn’t ask mercy, order to hang given'
- Home
- Entertainment
- Om Puri’s Demise Left A Huge Void In Indian Film Industry: President Mukherjee
Om Puri’s Demise Left A Huge Void In Indian Film Industry: President Mukherjee
New Delhi: Veteran actor Om Puri’s demise has left a huge void in the field of Indian film industry, which will be difficult to fill, President Pranab Mukherjee said on Friday.
“I am sad to learn about the passing away of your father, Om Puri. A veteran and iconic actor, Om Puri delighted fans all over the world with his masterful screen presence and performance. For his contribution to Indian Cinema, he was honoured with numerous awards including the prestigious ‘Padma Shri’ in the year 1990.
“In the passing away of Om Puri, the Indian film industry has lost a highly talented and acclaimed actor who played memorable roles in numerous movies. He shall always be remembered for his powerful and versatile acting, which brought life into the celluloid characters he played in films,” President Mukherjee said in a message to his son, Ishaan Puri.
The President said Mr Puri’s demise has left a huge void in the field of Indian film industry, which will be difficult to fill.
“Please accept my heartfelt condolences and convey them to all members of your family. I pray to the Almighty to give your family and you the strength and courage to bear this irreparable loss,” he said.
66-year-old Mr Puri died at his residence in Mumbai this morning after a massive heart attack.
PTI
More News of Entertainment
More News of Entertainment
-
Saudi man arrested after deadly car attack on German Christmas market
21 December, 2024 11:16 am -
Kloth Studio’s journey – from Bangladesh to crafting global hospitality apparel
3 December, 2024 17:23 pm -
Over 130 Dead in Pakistan's Sectarian Conflicts, Authorities Confirm
1 December, 2024 15:50 pm -
Tens of thousands in Lebanon head home as Israel-Hizbollah truce takes hold
28 November, 2024 11:14 am -
MPO payments for school, college teachers to shift to EFT from January
23 November, 2024 13:31 pm -
Traffic chaos in Dhaka as battery-run rickshaw drivers block streets
21 November, 2024 14:16 pm -
Education must foster creativity to create entrepreneurs: CA
20 November, 2024 16:20 pm -
NBR to gradually rationalize 60 tariff lines by 2026
19 November, 2024 11:39 am -
Dozens killed and wounded in Israeli strikes across Gaza, medics say
18 November, 2024 10:29 am -
Electricity from Nepal to reach Bangladesh via Indian grid
16 November, 2024 10:44 am -
Trump names Elon Musk to role leading government efficiency drive
13 November, 2024 10:35 am -
Gold price drops by Tk 2,519 per bhori
13 November, 2024 10:35 am -
Khaleda Zia's 10-year jail term stayed
11 November, 2024 11:40 am
-
Not an ideal situation for me to play BPL: Mashrafe admits
25 January, 2024 00:54 am -
Israel can't 'have veto' on Palestinian state: EU's Borrell says
24 January, 2024 01:54 am -
Women's U-19 team announced for Tri-nation T20 tournament
15 January, 2024 21:35 pm -
Netanyahu says Israeli army probing 'tragedy' of 21 soldiers killed in Gaza
24 January, 2024 01:56 am -
Measures issued against Israel by UN top court
27 January, 2024 09:07 am -
UK unveils plans for 'biggest nuclear power expansion in 70 years'
12 January, 2024 06:23 am -
Gaza deaths top 24,000 as Israeli offensive drags on
15 January, 2024 21:22 pm -
Khaleda returns home from Evercare Hospital after over 5 months
12 January, 2024 06:16 am -
Sunny Leone starts restaurant business
27 January, 2024 09:01 am -
BNP observes Koko's 9th death anniversary
25 January, 2024 00:51 am -
Nahida named in ICC Women's ODI Team of the Year
24 January, 2024 02:08 am -
Cumilla clinch big win over Sylhet despite having low total
27 January, 2024 09:00 am -
Seheli Sabrin next Consul General of Bangladesh Consulate in Florida
26 April, 2024 16:55 pm