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The 49-year-old actor, who played the role of TV host in the Oscar winning ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, will be honoured with the screenings of two classic films in which he stars, 1991's ‘Lahme’ and 1997's ‘Virasat’, as well as ‘Gandhi, My Father’, which he produced.
“I am humbled and honoured that my work as an actor and film-maker has been chosen to receive such a fantastic tribute," ‘Contactmusic’ quoted Kapoor as saying.
Meanwhile, he has also advised the parents of his young co-stars in Slumdog to focus on their kids’ education rather than acting careers.
Kapoor said that he has already spoken to the children's parents - and offered them advice.
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Congratulations to Anil Kapoor. The actor's views about the young actors from the slums is really welcome and should be appreciated. The youngsters should continue their education. The government and even the film producer of Slumdog may consider providing them financial aid to continue their studies.There was a news about Pinki being drwan to canvass for vote for some party.The younsters should not be utilised for political purpose. Better to educate them and provide them jobs and make them good citizens.