Amitabh Bachchan Penned a Emotional Post for late Krishna Raj Kapoor

Rose Advani|Oct 02, 2018

 A sad note for the Kapoor family and Bollywood film industry.

 A sad note for the Kapoor family

The widow of the Bollywood actor and filmmaker - Raj Kapoor, Krishna Raj Kapoor passed away at the age of 87. Amitabh Bachchan penned a moving post for the late Raj Kapoor to pay his profound respects to her.

Her eldest Randhir Kapoor son released the news:

Krishna Raj Kapoor was a Bollywood actor of great stature. In May 1946, she walked down the aisle with the legendary filmmaker Raj Kapoor. Her death left a void in the hearts of her family and the Bollywood industry and put an end to the second generation of the influential clan.

Amitabh Bachchan was at Krishna Raj Kapoor's funeral.

An embodiment of grace

Friends and industry folk were present at her funeral to offer their condolences to the Kapoor family. Later, Amitabh Bachchan arrived at the final rites of Kapoor along with many Bollywood celebrities.

Posting on his popular blog, veteran Bollywood actor described Krishna Raj Kapoor as the matriarch of the family and the epitome of grace and dignity with love. He also respected her role as the bond that kept the family members together as well as an embodiment of grace.

The veteran actor further went on a famous line by her to brides to be,

He explained scissors cut the relations in the new home and family while knitting needles knit the family together.  After the sudden demise of her husband - Raj Kapoor, she single-handedly supported the vast Kapoor family.

The 75-year-old actor also revealed that Krishna wished to get the final send-off by the four faiths:

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