Memoirs of Rishi Kapoor .. while Neil Nitin Mukesh played the role of child Rishi Kapoor

- Nile was to play the role of Bal Govinda in the film 'Jaisi Karni Vaisi Bharni' and the title track was filmed on it. The eyes of this beautiful child were the center of many filmmakers.

Filmmaker Yash Chopra was making a film called 'Vijay', starring Rajesh Khanna, Hema Malini, Rishi Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Meenakshi Seshadri, Sonam, Raj Babbar, Mausami Chatterjee, Sayer Jaffrey, Gulshan Grover and Shakti. Kapoor was included. The film stars young Vikram alias Vicky who grows up to be Rishi Kapoor. Filmmaker Yash Chopra was looking for a small child who could play the role of a child-wiki. The idea of ​​which child to take for this role was on his mind.

He phoned Nitin Mukesh and said that your beautiful child could play a role. Singer Nitin Mukesh immediately agreed. He sang for Rishi Kapoor in the film 'Mera Naam Joker' at the age of 19, so he immediately agreed and was only four years old when Neil Nitin Mukesh made his film debut. If Rishi Kapoor had not been stricken with cancer, he would have turned 9 years old today. Neil loved the world of 'Lights, Camera, Action ..!' And enjoyed the pampering and love he received at a young age.

‘Every shot Pachi Yashkaka would give me chocolate and compliment me,’ says Neil Sasmit. Filmmaker Yash Chopra was to film a song on Nana Neel, 'Akkad Bakkad Bombay Bo, Assi, Nambe Poore So ..' ‘I didn’t know what the playback singer was singing and that too until I went on set. I knew what my grandfather and father’s business was. I ran to my grandmother's house and told her everything. Now I know the reason for the chocolate I was given, 'says Neil, recalling the old saying.

He was to play the role of Nile Bal Govinda in Vimal Kumar's next film 'Jaisi Karni Vaisi Bharni' and the title track was filmed on him. The eyes of this beautiful child were the center of many filmmakers. And this was followed by a flood of offers for films and advertisements. However, after this, Nitin Mukesh put an end to everything. Nitin wanted Neil to focus on his studies now, which he did carefully until he reached tenth grade. 'Then what else do I want, I told him I want to be an actor and after my board exam I want to join Anupam Kher's acting school. Neil Nitin says that Anupam played the role of my grandfather in the film 'Vijay'.

Neil Nitin considers Anupam Kher as his first guru. When Nitin Mukesh was asked to call the veteran actor, he said that when Neil was too young to go to school at the age of 12, other students - Hrithik Roshan, Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra - were much older. He suggested that I wait a few years, but there was no specific age to start learning by calling back later. And my dad asked me to send it, 'said Neil.

During his tenure with Anupam, Pachi Nile trained at Kishore Namit Kapoor's acting academy. Aditya Chopra had worked in many theaters before he was hired as an assistant-director in the film 'Mujhse Dosti Karonge'. Where Aditya also learned other aspects of filmmaking - writing, lighting, editing and directing.

However, Aditya's mind was fixed on acting. 'My grandfather came to Mumbai to be an actor, not a singer. Mukeshji has also made some films. My dad wanted to be a director, but he became a singer when my grandfather died suddenly and he had to take care of the family.

Because they only knew more about it. Secondly, the director and the acting were in the dream of his father and my grandfather. Neil made his Bollywood debut in 2006 with the thriller Johnny Gaddar. However, the interesting thing is that filmmaker Jamu Sugandhe was working on the film till he was initially working in an ad-lab. When Neil met him he (Jamu Sugandh) handed him two screenplays. It was a love story. The film was 'Jaane Tu .. Ya Jaane Na' and 'Johnny Gaddar'. Neil loved both screenplays.

However he found ‘Johnny the Traitor’ as he prefers the mysteries and thrills of murder. However, due to Jamu's insistence, he auditioned for 'Jane Tu .. Ya Jaane Na', but I wanted to audition for 'Johnny Gaddar'. When he told this to the filmmaker, he sent him to meet Mr. Raghavan, the director of 'Johnny Gaddar'. I drove from Juhu to the studio near Powai in a rickshaw. Anurag Kashyap took my audition. I did not want to lose the opportunity when I was not afraid of rejection, "he admitted, adding that he had been selected a day before the shooting.

This was an unconventional debut for the children of film industry actors and after they got into financial trouble, Neil had to wait two years for the film to be released. He saw that Ranveer Kapoor, one of the greatest actors in the history of Hindi film, was in the spotlight. 'Our entire budget would have been spent on' Saawariya 'costumes. However, Shriram Raghavan stood right next to the film 'Johnny Gaddar'. I was finally living my dream, 'said Neil.