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Veteran actor Raza Murad has questioned the absence of distinguished Bollywood celebrities from the funeral of actor Mushtaq Khan, who died on September 24 after battling cancer. Khan’s last rites have been held in Mumbai on September 25, with a number of actors and industry colleagues attending the farewell.
In a video shared on Instagram on Saturday morning, Murad mourned Khan’s death and spoke about the late actor’s contribution to the Hindi movie industry. He also expressed disappointment that, according to him, no major Bollywood star was current to pay their ultimate respects. “Afsoos baat yeh hai koi bhi star unhe apna aakhiri salaam pesh karne nahin aaya,” Murad said. He added, “Koi bada chehra nahin aaya.”
Raza Murad on Mushtaq Khan’s contribution
Murad didn’t title any explicit actor while making his remarks. He questioned why established celebrities couldn’t spare some time to attend Khan’s last rites and bear in mind his contribution to the industry.
Speaking about Khan’s profession, Murad said, “Na unhone kisi ki chamchagiri ki, woh bas apne kaam ke balboote pe yahan tak pohoche hai.”
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Khan was recognized for his supporting and comedian roles across Hindi cinema, with credit including Welcome, Aashiqui, Hera Pheri, Gadar and Jodi No. 1. His death was adopted by tributes from a number of members of the movie fraternity.
Mushtaq Khan’s death and funeral
Mushtaq Khan died on September 24 after his health deteriorated during his battle with cancer. According to his business companion, as reported by Hindustan Times, Khan had beforehand been recognized with lung cancer and had recovered following treatment. The cancer reportedly returned earlier in September, after which his condition worsened and he was admitted to hospital.
Several colleagues, including Rajat Bedi, Rajpal Yadav, Sanjay Mishra, Manish Wadhwa, Sulabha Arya and others, attended Khan’s last rites in Mumbai. Filmmaker Anees Bazmee and a number of actors also paid tribute to him following his death.
Towards the end of his video, Murad also spoke about the non permanent nature of fame and wealth, stressing the significance of remaining humble despite skilled success.
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