Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Anupam Kher Pay Tribute To Their Teacher Hemendra Bhatia
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"It's an irreparable loss to the theatre world," tweeted Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, on Tuesday afternoon, paid tribute to his late teacher and veteran thespian Hemendra Bhatia, who died on Tuesday morning. Nawazuddin Siddiqui posted a throwback picture of his teacher and he wrote in a tweet: "My teacher Shri Hemendra Bhatia who taught me the techniques of acting and also gave me my early opportunities under his direction passed away today morning. It's an irreparable loss to the theatre world. May his soul rest in peace." In an interview with Bombay Times, the actor said, "His work and teachings have had a huge impact on my life and career. I had known him even before I joined NSD. He was an acting teacher at Actor Prepares (Anupam Kher's) school too. His passing away is a huge loss for the theatre world." My teacher Shri Hemendra Bhatia who taught me the techniques of acting and also gave me my early opportunities under his direction passed away today morning.It's an irreparable loss to the theatre world.May his soul rest in peace pic.twitter.com/43sbS90CXI The song is ended...But the melody lingers on... #BhatiaSaab@actorpreparespic.twitter.com/leB2Z2YH2z
Read Nawazuddin's tribute here:
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