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Mar 25, 2020 · Farooq Sheikh and Deepti Naval in film Saath Saath. (Express archive photo) ‘I remember going to Nagpada (in south Mumbai) where Farooq Sheikh grew up. Director Raman Kumar, Satish Shah and Farooq took me there during the shoot of Saath Saath (1982). Of course, he later moved out. But the neighbourhood was so interesting and full of buzz.
Mar 25, 2019 · Farooq Shaikh and Supriya Pathak in Bazaar. (Source: Express Photo) The Everyman. Whether playing taxi driver Ghulam arriving in Bombay like thousands of migrants leaving behind his new bride and ailing mother back home in Uttar Pradesh in Muzaffar Ali’s Gaman (1978) or the studious and sincere roomie to the smart-alecky majnus (Ravi Baswani and Rakesh Bedi) in the cult Sai Paranjpye-directed Chashme Buddoor (1981), Farooq Shaikh was Hindi cinema’s Everyman, much like Amol Palekar, his ...
Mar 25, 2018 · Veteran actor Farooq Sheikh, who was a major contributor to the parallel cinema during the 70s and 80s, was born on March 25, 1948 in Amroli, Gujarat. The actor passed away due to heart attack on ...
Dec 28, 2013 · Follow Us : With his boy-next-door persona and understated style, Farooq Sheikh made his entry into films at a time when the parallel art cinema was making its presence felt and he went on to work ...
Dec 30, 2013 · Farooq Sheikh in Club 60, his last film "I am known for Chashme Buddoor. Our pairing was great and we acted in eight more films later on," she said, adding that Sheikh was a "natural and very ...
Dec 28, 2013 · With his boy-next-door persona and understated style,Farooq Sheikh made his entry into films at a time when the parallel art cinema was making its presence felt and he went on to work in some of the best movies of that era. Sheikh passed away in Dubai late last night after a heart attack. He is survived by wife Rupa and daughters Shaista and Sanaa.
Apr 7, 2022 · Muzaffar Ali chose Farooq Sheikh to play the disoriented migrant. The innocence of the native abroad is mapped on Farooq’s face. He is perfect for the part. The director surrounds Farooq’s forlorn persona in the uncaring metropolis with real-life taxi drivers in Mumbai who form a kind of core sena for the plot’s main course.
