Anupam Kher says his picture with Robert De Niro is his ‘most priceless possession’, reveals the backstory behind it
Veteran actor Anupam Kher is known to be friends with Hollywood legend Robert De Niro Recalling the backstory behind the picture that he had clicked with him, he called it his ‘most priceless possession’.
In an Instagram post, Kher said that while studying at National School Of Drama, he wrote the film names like Mean Streets and Taxi Driver on paper. Sharing a black-and-white picture with De Niro, Kher wrote, “Story of this pic: There won’t be a single actor in the world, aspiring or established, who won’t be an ardent fan of this phenomenal legendary actor #RobertDeNiro. As a drama school student I had done a special paper on two of his earlier films Mean Streets and Taxi Driver. Never in my wildest dreams had I ever thought way back in 1977 that one day I will get an opportunity of not only working with him in #SilverLiningPlaybook but will also have the good fortune of calling him my friend.”
The photo was taken at De Niro’s New York apartment by David O’Russell who directed Silver Linings Playbook. “This picture was shot in his apartment in New York by #DavidORussell, director of SLP. As always I had requested for a picture and as always he was obliging. At that moment I thought it will be cool to point my finger in appreciation towards the legend in the picture. And then in almost slow motion I saw his hand going up and pointing his finger towards me in the similar manner. Miraculously David clicked the picture at that very moment. And I registered my name in the history with this pic. For me this will always be my most priceless possession. Jai Ho #KuchBhiHoSaktaHai #TaxiDriver #GodFather #RagingBull #CapeFear #NewYorkNewYork #AnalyseThis #Awakening #TheIntern #TheIrishman.”
Anupam Kher was last seen in the New Amsterdam TV series. He is currently at home as his mother and family members are recovering from COVID-19.
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