Amol Palekar Talks About The South Industry | Amol Palekar | The Unsaid Rule In Bollywood

[@RajshriUnplugged]

Watch The Interview Of Amol Palekar Where He Talks About The Film 'Chitchor' & 'Rajnigandha' Link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpKufWyNbtp2gqc

[@mailsarwar1]

He is cream of bollywood

[@useratecuador]

Isko kuch nahi pata chutiya hai ye

[@shuklachatterjee108]

Wonderful actor very natural& also very good narrator.

[@bharaninathkomandur6330]

As a 80s kid, we have all grown up watching movies of Amol Palekar. Every movie of his was a masterpiece. His contriubution to Film Industry is amazing.

[@ZaidKhan-su3ey]

His golmaal and choti si baat was masterpiece

[@thomasratnam7889]

I'm a big fan of his movies one of the greatest actors of hindi movies ❤

[@TheDonMan97]

I never knew him until Farzi... Such a great actor

[@UPAKHOSALA]

Absolutely right ✅️, Just because a Actor doesn't make 100 crore film doesn't mean he or she isn't a great actor/ actress. Or his film if haven't won a National or international award doesn't mean it. Is bad film

[@faisalraza549]

​@@UPAKHOSALAthis is what the Khans should learn humbleness and what a gentleman this guy is

[@kbps6323]

Simple and straight forward. Beautiful personality 🙏 Amol Palekar Ji ❤️❤️❤️

[@amanjotsingh6351]

Amol Palekar is so polite and soft spoken. Sounds like a true gentleman, and was a natural actor, never did vulgar films or faltu hulladbaazi. He was the quintessential common man and no one played common Indian as naturally as him. His Golmaal is still the best comedy. He speaks with so much thehraav till date. Very simple, polite, no frills, no ego. Good to hear about his discipline and professionalism.

[@aman113]

Truly I loved watching Golmaal, and seeing him after like 20 years I didn't recognise him but when he spoke I knew exactly who he was.

[@amanjotsingh6351]

@@aman113 Yes his signature soft spoken style

[@Dtr80]

South Indian movie artists and south indians are very humble and grounded, they are dedicated to their work and culture. Respect to south Indians ❤❤

[@rakrshbhankur]

Big fan of Amol Palekar Sir . I'm a 90s kid❤❤❤❤❤ i have grown watching his movies on cable TV... Love from Karnataka

[@williamsatish25]

I am 80s kid watched his movies on Doordarshan 😀 no cable for us at that time.

[@neelimaraj9026]

I’m from Hyderabad 🙏🏻Amol shaab is legend and ever green. He is humble and his movies show reality of life. Thank you for giving 💯 quality content. Golden era of Bollywood 💐

[@saduuuuuuuuuuu]

Don't forget..legend govinda

[@srikk9]

80’s was a bad time for Bollywood…. The 3 khans revived Bollywood in 90’s … now it’s running bad for Bollywood since pandemic

[@HinduReddy]

Bollywood survives coz of hindi imposition North india not hindi.

[@ralphmurphy879]

Imagine the 3 guys he named who used to be on time: Rajnikanth, Amitabh Bachchan and Dev Anand. All 3 legends of the industry

[@engineeingnerd]

DA was an opportunities

[@minaximoti7992]

No Amitbh Bachan, Bollywood Randiwood 😂😂😂

[@parimalgajbhiye4497]

@@minaximoti7992 lol rajnikanth would touch the feet of amitabh

[@vsansanv29101_sd]

@@parimalgajbhiye4497 even Amitathab touched SIVAJI GANEShan FEET RAJNIKANTH SENIOR AMITHAB COLLEGUE FROM KOLLYWOOD FROM 1980S even AMITHAB considered SIVAJI GANESHAN as his GURU i consider visiting sivaji ganeshan home a pilgrimage on times of india -APRIL 21 2015 amithabbachan on sivajiganeshan tamil legendary actor of 80s in twitter Two disciples under the shadow of the MASTER Shivaji Ganesan . Surya and self.Shivaji the Ultimate Iconic Legend of Tamil Cinema his picture adorns the wall my respect and admiration i touch his feet sivaji ganeshan legend of kollywood cinema amitabbachan collegue from 1980s same time of Amithab got Chevalier of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. and amithabbachan dont have this award we cant do what kamalhasan did :amithab bachan about kamalhasan in dasavatharam promotion in chennai

[@parimalgajbhiye4497]

@@vsansanv29101_sd lol no need of an essay on sivaji ganesan, i know he was a great actor. but look at (@minaxi moti) his comment. Amitabh B literally is the biggest superstar india has ever seen. and i know rajnikanth respect AB lot and AB does same for his senios like sivaji ganesan. now AB can be right in what he said about kamal hassan but AB literally has 3-4 national awards. thing is kamal hasan never reached the stardom of AB, rajnikanth. and rajnikanth can't reach the acting level of AB. i mean rajnikanth can't do piku, paa. so my point is AB is superstar but also a great actor. same goes for dilip kumar (literally first indian method actor but also kind of first superstar of hindi cinema atleast). i mean i laugh when i see such stupid comments.

[@nachiappanrm4878]

"Choti si bhaat" What a movie. In our College days we ( with group of friends) seen the movie so many times at MADURAI Minipriya theatre It's ran over 300 days. Those days wow. Chitchor, Golmaal and so on his movies. We called him Hindi Bagyaraj.

[@prasanthr8371]

@nachiappanrm4878 While in Chennai understandable a mix of population, from across India stays… It’s Madurai settled down Southern part Tamil Nadu that’s never ceased to surprise me with the Hindi movies running to packed houses for Multiple weeks… I guess it was Hum Aapke Hain Kaun or was it Maine Pyaar Kiya which ran for close to year or 2… Similarly the Mappilai Vinayagar’s which used to have exclusive Hollywood movies

[@keithsnigli]

True

[@Rsinha702]

@@prasanthr8371 Wow, didn’t know this

[@haridaspardeshi8948]

Very correct that Era was itself very amazing. We all from south chennai Or like me from Mumbai Pune all use to love all movies. Great singer Yesudasji. That time will not come back

[@VandanaDaber]

@@prasanthr8371

[@sreepo]

One of the rare gem in Bollywood. Great actor.

[@abhishekbhattacharya8196]

He is a pure asset of the entire Indian film industry comprising all languages. I am a Bengali and I hv seen Bengali films of Amol Palekar that were so good. Dont want to say more on Golmaal, everyone knows about this All Time Classics. Sir, hats off to you for your genuine, priceless contribution to cinema, your sheer dedication and hard work. Deep Respect and Love on behalf of all Bengalees. We all admire you so much. Real inspiration. ❤❤❤ 🙏🙏 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@mayukhchatterjee6779]

Bangla cinema ki ki korechen bolben please. Subho Noborsho

[@abhishekbhattacharya8196]

@@mayukhchatterjee6779 শুভ নববর্ষ 🙂। here are three films I hv seen - Aboseshey, Kolonkini, Chena Achena.

[@ashimbose7112]

Mother starring Sharmila Tagore n Amol Palekar is my favourite bengali film starring Amol Palekar

[@rajarshiray]

Kabita, Prarthona

[@anupgarg9350]

This guy was pure content and nothing else. Best was his gesture would let you know what he would say.

[@RajendraSingh-it9qw]

What a great actor. Pure talent.Chhoti si baat,Rajnigandha,Golmal .......Made his mark in the Era of Superstars.

[@priyasri111]

I have the good fortune of meeting Amol Palekar ji from close quarters in Mumbai international airport. He was looking for a golf cart to drop him till passport control. Such a humble person, didn't throw any tantrum. And of course such a brilliant artist. Who can forget Golmal 🙏❤

[@hrishibandgar9401]

guess what i met him in mumbai bst bus!!!! and everyone wa clueless that they are sitting with him...

[@appukuttanj]

Did he get the golf cart? Hope you helped. 🙏

[@rajsun3379]

Chennai’s famous Devi complex had a small screen called Devi Bala - and for few years movie after movie being changed were Amol’s movies - it was called Amol palekar theatre. Every movie like chitchor golmaal rajnikandha all ran more than 15 weeks there

[@associtatedprinters9]

In that theater I have seen the movie naseeb in early 80's

[@thiru_asc1]

Terrific actor yes , Golmaal,Chitchor and many others ....

[@rrao7963]

Chennai people watched Hindi films great only certain Hindi lovers would have the gentleman Raj has great memory really when I studied in Chennai many students didn't no sholay deewaar films which were hit

[@nancybawa577]

Who can forget devi theatre Dont live in chennai anymore but eveeynook and corner is missed deeply

[@samsungforgher4134]

@Raj Sun. When was this exactly? I was watching movies at that theatre in 95.

[@saswatab79]

Legendary actor and true gentleman. I still love watching Golmaal as I did in my school days. He and Farooq Sheikh were my favourite actors in that time. Love his discipline and dedication towards his work.

[@sureshmurty6523]

Punctuality is the difference between Amitabh and Rajesh Khanna. Both were talented but look how far Amitabh has come. The second thing is conduct. The south people are way ahead. But these days as Amol Palekar says all the youngsters are professionals. The key factor above all is respect for women. No industry will succeed without that.

[@rishabhaniket1952]

I know, so boring!! Seems like a freaking corporate industry nowadays.

[@ratnadeepgupta9038]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ Matriecal society is ahed in respecting women.

[@abrardalal]

Hema committee from #idliwood is laughing in corner 😅

[@rupakhanna9282]

What a gentleman. I wish we saw more of him.

[@aayushnair9279]

Average actor

[@Vistara1523]

​@@aayushnair9279 no

[@ssagar8808]

​@@aayushnair9279 you have not seen enough of him then.. I used to think same after watching just golmaal,choti si baat. But then I started watching more of him and realised he is really really good..Don't misjudge him on his typical voice tone(or talking style)..Sanjeev Kumar also had similar issue with his talking style,but nevertheless he was among the greatest (overshadowed by leftist+Islamist media who always keeps md Yusuf and naseeruddin ahead of him)..Try watching scenes from movies with understanding of voice modulation, correct expression and then body language.

[@SingNostalgiaWithAmogh]

@@ssagar8808 Don't waste our precious moments by explaining to low class brains like aayush nair. I'm damn sure he knows nothing about Palekar role in BHUMIKA ANKAHEE etc. JUST IGNORE THE IGNORANTS. ☺️😊

[@visalakshimahadevan612]

I have always been Big Fan of Amol Palekar

[@najafbilgrami2064]

I am from Pakistan and I was introduced to the Cinema of Hrishkesh Mukharji by my father. Amol Sahab was the face of his cinema and along with the one and only Utpal Dutt. The sweet and simple cinematic narrative genius of Mukharjee affected me greatly. Today I am a filmmaker myself and I thank these great people for making such a great positive impact. Thank you Sir ❤

[@shekharsharad]

Hello, Najaf sahab , I am Shekhar from India, I would love to see your films. Is that possible ?

[@keithsnigli]

It's truly nice to see you guys talking about films . I tell these politicians are the ones who want to divide countries with religion caste and creed as their. Weapon. Seriously i wish we could have a lot more interaction with our neighbouring countries.

[@AA-js4fi]

​@Keith Nigli you may read their holy book and then decide for yourself! While at it, read up about Wahabi islam and how it is impacting the world. Don't blame the politicians. They have way shorter lifetime but this particular organized religion has been in conflict all over world for more than 1400 yrs. No politician has lived that long to benefit from it.

[@harrypotterov2138]

​@@AA-js4fi apni beizzati karaana zaroori hai har jagah? Hmmm? Ijazat ho toh thhodi si main bhi karlun, pansy?

[@619ry7]

​@@keithsnigli their radicalism is the main cause no doubt in that you see whether it's in 1947 1971 or 1990 in kashmir. Now radicalism shallows Pakistan from top to bottom.

[@paddysubramaniam1481]

You are spot on about punctuality in the S I film industry. Also, most stars have a lot respect for their peers and senior artists. Watch some of Prabhu's interview ...very humble to admit many artists shaped his career.

[@sumitthakurta4662]

SOUTH industry has always been very professional and down to earth. BOLLYWOOD created great actors and legends but I noticed that apart from some exceptions like BIG B, SRK no other stars shows minimum respect for their fans. But SUPERSTARS like YASH, ALLU ARJUN, RAMCHARAN and many other SOUTH INDIAN stars always interact with their fans and they are as simple as a common person.

[@yukimatsuda5400]

Everything is fine but allu arjun's behavior with fans is something you should research again, he's definitely not bad but cocky and unsociable.

[@hermeslord]

That malayalam movie was Olangal. An adaptation of Hollywood movie Man Woman & Child which was also made around the same time in Hindi by Shekhar Kapur as Masoom. Amol Palekar played the lead role played by Naseeruddin Shah in Masoom. Olangal was remarkable for a reason, the director Balu Mahendra was a Sri Lankan Cinematographer, the male lead was Maharashtrian, Music was by Ilaiyaraaja then undisputed giant of tamil film music (also a heavyweight in other south indian languages)

[@rajiv6336]

Wow!

[@AMI2151]

Olangal had Ambika and Poornima bhagyaraj no? Zareena Wahab was also there??

[@hermeslord]

@@AMI2151 yes you are right it was Poornima Bhagyaraj and Ambika

[@tejastj2147]

The songs from the movie olangal brings back memories, a smile and tears, what a feel!! And the lyrics by ONV sir .. one of the best written in Malayalam

[@tumharachintu]

What a combination!!

[@fellowgoodie]

Everytime I think of this guy, I am reminded of ChitChor movie and all those melodious songs and its delicate, sensitive storyline. You can never forget his performance in Chit Chor movie.

[@williamsatish25]

Me too Amol reminds me of Chitchor and i have a Vinyl disc of that movie.

[@fellowgoodie]

@@williamsatish25 For some reason there is no full dvd rip of that movie on youtube. I see split parts of that movie though. can you upload it?

[@Ram92026z]

This guy? Seriously?

[@lakshmiravindranatha5047]

Gori thera

[@williamsatish25]

@@fellowgoodie why me?

[@AnuDubey1]

I have such a special place in my heart for Amol Palekar sir’s films and feel so happy to have grown up with them. They are still a treat, and you, sir, are timeless!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@buntysonawane5750]

Well said Mr Palekar. Always admired your films & roles you played. Respect.

[@NylonStrings83]

huge fan of Amol Palekar his simplicity is the reason I love him

[@surjith]

Olangal, The Malayalam movie was such a brilliant movie. Outstanding performance of Amolji. It was a huge commercial success. Great acting, great songs.

[@shashidharshettar3846]

I’m 68 yrs old In USA. I still enjoy Amol’s KZbin video song “Suniye Kahiye Bato Bato Mein pyar ho gaya”. I might have seen/ heard over 50 times and will continue on

[@arunkumar1610]

I am from TN and as a kid, myself and my mom used to watch Amol palekar's movies in DD and love his songs. A very polite and stylish actor. Even today love his acting in Farzi🙏

[@artteam3977]

I was born in 90s i still love this man. I m happy he is back on screen. I wish to see more of his work. What a great soul he is.

[@suhasinidas8678]

It really doesn't matter what your profession is, your values matter the most..Amol Palekar ji is one such person...all his movies are simple and relatable... evergreen..with amazing songs..

[@bharatkesari1]

Amul Palekar's soft voice and humble roles taught me - one can be a winner even with a soft voice and a humble approach. Absolutely no need to come with blazing guns.

[@Ram92026z]

I am a Kannadiga and take a wild guess which movie I am going to watch next? :-). I had no idea Amol Palekar had acted in a Kannada movie. Being a 70's kid, Amol was a bigger star in my household than Amitabh even! I still watch his movies whenever I am feeling down. Its amazing his delivery. Even in this interview it is so typical delivery of Amolji. God bless him, as he truly is one of the brightest stars of Indian films. I also liked the way he said Ananth for Ananth Nag. I wish he had spoken more about his Kannada movie and his interactions with the great Ananth Nag.

[@SayIamYou]

Guess, He has spoken about Kannada cinema experience in detail in this short video.

[@lakshminarayan6234]

He acted in a Kannada movie called KANESWARA RAMA in which ANANTH NAG played the lead role. Shabana Azmi also acted in it,directed by M S Sathyu in 1977. Excellent movie. It was an art movie.

[@rajeshray3738]

Amol Palekar was undoubtedly one of the most natural and gifted actors in Bollywood; his middle class boy next door roles in the 1970s are truly memorable. Classy actor and classy intellectual personality ! Deepest respect and admiration for him and his cinema. A true legend of Indian cinema!

[@sandeepmehrotra5462]

Completely agreed with you. An ordinary actor with extra ordinary talent.

[@mayuradeshpande8832]

Amol Palekar ji a wonderful actor very humble and down to earth. I still see your movies Golmaal and Rajnigandha. I had no idea you worked in regional films more power to you.

[@chamanrana7654]

*Chooti si baat ❤ Batton Batton me❤ Gharonda ❤ Rajnigandha ❤*

[@radhika7387]

Golmaal.

[@chamanrana7654]

@@radhika7387 Golmaal 🍉 🌟

[@rajiv6336]

Even I came to know it today. ..

[@ashimbose7112]

His role in bengali film Mother starring Sharmila Tagore as powerful as in Ghraonda,Bhumika

[@5050sotf]

I don't know how many times I have seen his 'choti si baat ', but can never get bored .... though this movie came many years before I was born, I still love this movie. Can't find that kind of simplicity in todays world.

[@ashhadahmad2927]

Bhai maine bhi 10 baar dekhi hai Kam se kam

[@sanjayl7717]

Chitchor takes me back yo days when we had big bell bottoms, scooters, table tennis. The really good outdoor days which todays kids dont know at all.

[@MixXD947]

Being such a Huge star, Mega Star. Amitabh Bachchan is so professional and punctual

[@paddysubramaniam1481]

Incidentally around 1975 or thereabouts, Mr Mahesh Elkunchwar..then a budding young playwright was renting a room in a bldg next to mine. My friends and I (college boys at the time) met up with him for the first time and were chatting when Mr Amol Palekar (of Rajnigandha fame) dropped in. Mr Mahesh E promptly introduced him to us as his friends although we had known him only for an hour or so !! Mr Amol Palekar was very friendly and we had a short chat before they went out. Both true gentlemen to the core 👍

[@MrRavan9999]

Wow 😮...great sir Mahesh Elkunchwar went on to became a great playwright.. Wada Cheerebandi ,Yugant many more ... Winning Sahitya Akademi

[@aholysinner]

I have watched only a few of his films, including Golmaal (ofc) and Chhoti Si Baat. But I admire Mr. Palekar a lot. I remember my father told me a story about him meeting Amol Palekar in a flight to Mumbai. So the story goes: My father was an MR (medical rep) for a France-based company back in the day. He used to go to Mumbai at least once a month to attend official meetings. One time, he was seated in his seat in an Air India flight, ig, and when the flight was taking off, something sticky started dripping onto his shirt from the above luggage compartment. He could not move as the seat belt was on. After he was able to take off the seatbelt, he opened the compartment to find a matka (earthened pot) of Rasgulla (a popular bengali sweet dish that are usually dipped in sugar syrup). Hence, the matka got upside down during the take off and the syrup started dripping. My father asked around to know whose package was it but no one answered. So, he distributed all the rasgullas amongst the passengers. After the flight landed in Mumbai, Mr Palekar approached my father to let him know that it was his package that was somehow kept in the economy class luggage compartment while he was in the business class. However, he really liked the fact that my father did not create a fuss and peacefully distributed them amongst the passengers. Eventually, Mr. Palekar offered him a lead role in an advertisement for a detergent powder in Bengal. He even wrote to my father years after their interaction. Unfortunately, the letter is lost now.

[@manjulammm]

Yes. But he threw a surprise, as a stamp of his range, in Bhumika

[@imtiazahmed5352]

I started to watch Indian movies to Gol Mal and Baton Baton Main, you are so superb in these simple but highly well knitted stories. Love from Pakistan🇵🇰

[@edmunddsouza7915]

When I feel down I go an watch his films and oh my, I forget all my worries. What a superb actor.

[@grezzon]

What an absolute delight to listen to this legend. I could just hear all his stories all day..

[@rrao7963]

He is 79 years still so energetic and good looking

[@p.2294]

Ist Hindi Movie of SriDevi Solwa Sawaan Hero - Amol Palekar

[@hariharisht]

Anmol sir is a Ananth Nag(Kannada actor) of Hindi industry. My life time favourite movie of anmol sir is Golmal

[@Mallika1176]

He is Amol palekar😊

[@lakshmanvarma2382]

He is telling true,from 1970 Bollywood was doing remake,getting credit from south Indian industries

[@ManishSingh-yp1ge]

Downfall started in late 1980s till 1980 Hindi film industries was on peak.

[@BlokeBritish]

​@@ManishSingh-yp1ge yes after 1980 the entire world was talking about regional indian films and regional stars , right ? haha u moron

[@matildamaher1505]

Exactly, I've watched some old South movies and realized I've seen it in Hindi.

[@shobhitkukreti]

1980 was full of remakes

[@suraj250684]

Rajnikant's stardom was built mostly on amitab remakes ! Remakes are common in all industries !

[@creedforgreed8080]

From golmal to farzi I just loved his versatility of his acting skills. Need to see him more in movies /web series

[@gopakumark1576]

Amol Palekar and Poornima and Ambika are still house hold names for an average Malayali because of the movie Olangal. Ethereal Music by Ilayaraja and Brilliant visuals by Balu Mahendra still warms our hearts. It is such a beautiful nostalgia.

[@veerpat5331]

Rarest of rare Artist... Really wish few more works featuring him were done. With all respect, Dr Rajkumar from Kannada films, Dadasaheb Phalke award winner was complete artist was inspiration to Rajanikant as well..

[@aaditkamat4995]

Amol Palekar’s a true gentleman. Seeing him as Parimal in Golmaal will never fail to bring a smile on my face 😊

[@megsie1424]

Ram Prasad and Lakshman Prasad, you mean. P.S- Parimal is Dharmendra's character in Chupke Chupke

[@theacechip]

@@megsie1424 yeah.

[@ZaidKhan-su3ey]

Lol parimal

[@ZaidKhan-su3ey]

​@@megsie1424arun's character in choti si baat was also awesome

[@kingpanthom]

@@theacechip Baal Gandharv????

[@srinivasmkaku5188]

Great sir.. Amol sir is a Gem… The greatest actor of all time our Dr. Rajkumar is best example for setting example for punctuality, respecting producers he use to call them ANNADATARU.. they are feeding gods… Always use to stand up and greet everyone despite their age… Many superstars like Rajanikanth, Amitabh, Kamal Hassan Shivaji sir, Akkineni sir are big fans of Dr. Rajkumar… A big salute

[@sonalitrivedi3239]

True gem. Artists like him keep the legacy survive. Such a humble person and, of course, amazing actor.

[@WastingTime1878]

Loved his films they are just timeless pieces of art.

[@nalinip2473]

So well said, totally agree❤👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mallutornado]

Olangal is the Malayalam film that Amol ji is talking about. Balu Mahendra was a genius . What use of lighting, pauses, silence, cinematography, Ilayaraja music etc …truly a magician. Olangal was a v good film and Amol ji is a v fine actor

[@NirmalSingh-gu7nr]

You yourself are so nice, as your name is Amol and sir, your nature is also Amoli, you are so humble, and from your conversation now you are looking exactly like it was shown in the movies, so yourself.

[@vnanjun1]

Being on time shows the dedication and respect you have for your co-workers. It is a horrible habit that we have when we claim we are "fashionably late". It is good that the new generation understands the value of time and are professional.

[@tumharachintu]

All his films were so pure! ❤

[@neela5236]

He is an amazing actor his chooses subjects were impacted in positive manner on our life as a kid I use to enjoy his movies. Because of Dubai based mafia bollywood kabal taken over he was faded. We want him to come with good subjects 🙏 We love him amol ji ❤

[@divakargavaskar8642]

Real achiever but also very modest. Gem of a person.

[@sandeshak6452]

It is pure delight and humbling experience to watch him. Such a great personality and revered person speaking his heart. He is not faking like current generation actors. Where are these guys today j any walk of life?

[@nivedi5544]

Respecting one's own time and other's time says everything about a person's character.

[@KARNAN20675]

What a lovely actor ❤. Entertained and Entertaining us thoroughly from the old to the new generation. Love you Amol Sir 🙏😊

[@huzaifa9114]

i have seen almost every movie of amol palekar ji. since then i he's got my favourite actors. but believe me when i saw his kannada film with mr.anantnag and tom alter. i was completely wondered about acting skills and the way he spoke kannada is superb. film kanneshwara rama is about pre independence real story from 1920s

[@mohsinmyrs]

Good actor and his movies are so simple and relatable to the common man. Hope he gets his due.

[@pspk70]

Simple & sweet actor. Loved all his movies😊

[@gangadharhiremath7306]

Sir, About 10 years back,i saw your paintings exhibited in Delhi.Unfortunately I couldn't meet you there.Though I couldn't understand them,they brought me the memories of your experimenting nature. We love your work as an actor and director

[@kapri5095]

What a gem of a person, perfectly poised actor and naturally gifted to be a superstar in the times of angry young men etc trends, he was calm composed with perfect gentlemanly decorum.

[@beingmaanav]

Farzi मैं आपको देख कर मुझे कई बार रोना आगया सर.. Actors like you inspiration to us.

[@GURUKHAN_OG]

I'm surprised that he didn't act in Tamil, though the legendary director about whom he is talking about, Balu Mahendra , was a Tamil director who made many epic movies in Tamil. In those days, Tamil directors used to take a lot of movies in Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada too .

[@abrardalal]

Tamilians are Hindi haters. Will they offer lead roles to non-tamirans ? Now a days only villain roles they give to non tamir actors

[@rajeshdwivedi9484]

That is why Dev sir was a star Amit sir is a super duper star& u r a super actor sir.. love all u three legends till now❤

[@Proud_Pagan]

During my teenage in 90s, I searched every film of his and watched it multiple times .

[@snathan1991]

Excellent talk. Openly and honesty shares the background work involved in acting. Kudos for having his standards and sticking to them.

[@lerealm9599]

Very impressive that he pronounces words such as Kannada & Malayalam properly 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@aaradhanagt3747]

south film industry corona time also they homework for their projects get set ready. that's why from there without any gap continously coming. they become even more sincere. they shaped their project very well and engaged people also through some projects.

[@anita6339]

Good to see you Sir! You are truly my favourite actor. I love watching your films, even today. Pure and realistic. May God bless you with good health.

[@vanisrinair2467]

Wow ., what a come back after a long time .,,I have watched almost all his films .., almost .., he was a very actor in his time and what an actor ! So happy he is relating his experiences…👏🏼👏🏼❤️

[@sheelas1513]

Wow ❣️ i love your movies a lot sir, the movies were so cool, very ordinary but mind blowing, enjoyed each moment of movies. Till today those r my master piece. 💖💖🌺🌺💐💓💓

[@prema9169]

My favorite hero Very humble down to earth Boosting with positive energy . No tantrums always in simple cloth And ready to please the public Liked chitchor rajnigandha Choti si baat And many more From mauritius

[@RajshriUnplugged]

You Can Also Watch Interview Of Amol Palekar Where He Talks About Chitchor Link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpKufWyNbtp2gqc

[@supriyamehra4281]

My all time favourite what a Gentleman and his paintings are too beautiful too.

[@amarjitsingh2764]

अमोल पालेकर जी आपको मेरे जैसे चाहने वालोँ ने बहुत प्यार सत्कार दिया है......आप के वक्त में जो फिल्में बन चुकी हैं, उस जमाने जैसी न ही अब फिल्मे मिलेगी ना ही दर्शक.....भगवान आपको लम्बी उम्र दे, लाखों-करोड़ों अपने चाहने वालोँ का प्यार सदा आपको मिलता रहे .....

[@priyaa__9711]

His acting in Golmal and chhoti si baat is incomparable. He was so perfect in his acting. I still watch his films repetitively.

[@ArunKumar-ru3ie]

Very real words

[@gowriprakash5145]

Rajnikant ji is from Karnataka and started his career from there ... he's got inspired by kannada legendary actor Dr. Rajkumar who always used to come to the sets earlier with makeup

[@J.VidyaSagar]

The Malayalam film he talks of was the 1982 film " Olangal", co starring Ambika .

[@firebrand3515]

You are the best person who respects art.

[@bejimathew]

I always admire him he is real gentleman I respect him as artist

[@netrakulkarni5253]

Great actor I loved all your hindi movies and rewatch many times Amol Sir.

[@sam76558]

What a legend he is!! Hats off to not only his immense talent but also to his vibrant vision.

[@manojkarunakaran8604]

I always liked Amol ji very much. Grew up watching his movies. Great actor and a great human being.

[@kalpanagopal1223]

Respects to you sir! Amol sir and Gori Tera always run parallel in my memory !Nuances to acting and your passion is reflected well here!

[@piyanandi8598]

You are absolutely correct. I still watch your old movies. The atmosphere back then was intimate. Now it's different. Movie good or bad the actors only dream is how to the 1000 crore budget.

[@VIJAYPM-YT]

Palekarji...Be blessed by the Divine 🙏

[@shaileshpatil4954]

पालेकर सर खुप दिवसाने आपल्याला पाहीले खुपच छान मला वाटल आपली सवॅ मुव्हीज आवडतात कोल्हापूरला कधी येणार आईस्क्रीम खायला (शैलेश पाटील कोल्हापूर)

[@ganeshchandu6728]

We watched all your movies sir. so heart touching . Comedy with sensible humour. We cannot forget your contribution. We love u sir

[@apacalypso]

This is the very reason he is someone to look up to humble and professional something which pushes people further than the rest amazing sir ,great fan of your work 👍

[@anupatel1547]

One of my favourite actor. I like all his movies.

[@bibinmenachery5918]

One of the best actor of his time

[@rawatrajat0807]

Great Actor Amol Sir Love you ❤❤ May Live Long

[@associtatedprinters9]

Choti si baat a common man film, & sir you acted so beautifully I am very fond of you

[@ranjeetbhoirekar350]

Amol sir, in my childhood, I used to watch your movies on Doordarshan, and it used to be a feast for us. The beauty of your movies was, purity of the story, with a middle class connect.! Golmaal movie, and the song, 'aane wala pal ' is a cherry on the cake.

[@rajdeo263]

Stars that cone on time are REAL STARS. others who are late are proud and haughty.

[@gomathyilangovan4717]

Amol ji, we love all your movies. Kya Zaman tha woh. Amol Palekar, Farooq sheikh, Utpal Dutt and all Rishikesh Mukherjee ji's all films. And Dipti Naval is unique. These all have made really featherweight movies .

[@Phoenix-gd4xw]

Brilliant thoughts about the regional cinema. Love how he shares without holding back.

[@Yuvika-fh5dh]

Amol palekar sahab ki baatein sunte hi raho sunte hi raho. So humble and simplicity personified. Thanks for this video