Karan Kapoor is the son of Shashi Kapoor. (Image courtesy: Karan Kapoor)
New Delhi:
One picture of the Kapoor-Khan famjam at Pataudi Palace to celebrate Taimur Ali Khan's very first birthday made us very happy. Not because of Taimur (he wasn't in it) or Kareena, Karisma and Saif (who were in it) - our eyes slid right over them to Karan Kapoor, now 55, heartthrob of Eighties advertising. Karan Kapoor is the son of Shashi Kapoor and Jennifer Kendal, brother of Kunal and Sanjana. That's him in the picture, flanked by his nieces Karisma and Kareena - he's a dead ringer for his dad, who died last month.
We've been seeing a lot of Karan Kapoor lately. He was, of course, at his father's funeral in Mumbai. He was one of the many family members who crowded into a single frame to take a Kapoor-only photo at a memorial held for Shashi Kapoor in Prithvi Theatre.
Last year, he also showed up for Kareena's birthday party in Mumbai.
Millennials probably have no idea who Karan Kapoor is but anyone who grew up in the Eighties will remember the Bombay Dyeing advertisement he starred in (among other brands):
That's Karan Kapoor way back when:
One with his dad:
Karan Kapoor never made it big in Bollywood. He appeared in 1986 film Sultanat which was Juhi Chawla's debut and Loha the next year. 1988 film Afsar was never released:
Karan Kapoor is now a well-known photographer. Here he is with his sister Sanjana at a show in Bikaner House, New Delhi this year:
Bombay Dyeing was a long time ago. But Karan Kapoor's still got swag:
Many of the Kapoors are currently in Pataudi Palace to celebrate the first birthday of Taimur, son of Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor. Taimur's grandmother Babita is there as are his cousins, Karisma's kids Samiera and Kiaan.
But we're just super thrilled to have spotted Karan Kapoor again.
We've been seeing a lot of Karan Kapoor lately. He was, of course, at his father's funeral in Mumbai. He was one of the many family members who crowded into a single frame to take a Kapoor-only photo at a memorial held for Shashi Kapoor in Prithvi Theatre.
Last year, he also showed up for Kareena's birthday party in Mumbai.
Millennials probably have no idea who Karan Kapoor is but anyone who grew up in the Eighties will remember the Bombay Dyeing advertisement he starred in (among other brands):
That's Karan Kapoor way back when:
#KaranKapoor #BollywoodFlashback #80s #muvyz092517 @kkfotovala pic.twitter.com/1hvZ0TzYew
— Vintage Bollywood (@VintageMuVyz) September 25, 2017
One with his dad:
Shashi Kapoor with son Karan Kapoor.#FathersDay pic.twitter.com/4qh53Yev75
— Film History Pics (@FilmHistoryPic) June 18, 2017
Karan Kapoor never made it big in Bollywood. He appeared in 1986 film Sultanat which was Juhi Chawla's debut and Loha the next year. 1988 film Afsar was never released:
Afsar feat Karan Kapoor and Vijeyta Pandit (Status: unreleased, as per @MuVyz ) pic.twitter.com/s5txQL0tdL
— CinemaRare (@CinemaRareIN) October 16, 2017
Karan Kapoor is now a well-known photographer. Here he is with his sister Sanjana at a show in Bikaner House, New Delhi this year:
Bombay Dyeing was a long time ago. But Karan Kapoor's still got swag:
Many of the Kapoors are currently in Pataudi Palace to celebrate the first birthday of Taimur, son of Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor. Taimur's grandmother Babita is there as are his cousins, Karisma's kids Samiera and Kiaan.
But we're just super thrilled to have spotted Karan Kapoor again.
