Neetu Kapoor shares throwback photo of Rishi Kapoor on his death anniversary, writes, "Miss you Kapoor Sahab"

Neetu Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor have been married for around four decades

Bollywood veteran actress Neetu Kapoor has recently remembered the legendary actor and her late husband, Rishi Kapoor, on his death anniversary. Neetu Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor have been married for around 40 years, with the actress often recalling their special moments on social media.

Neetu Kapoor took to her Instagram Story and shared a photo of the late actor. Alongside the photo, she wrote in the caption, “Miss you Kapoor Sahab [a pink flower emoji].”

The post featured a selfie of Rishi Kapoor with a glass of drink. The selfie seems to have been taken on a flight.

She also reshared several photos of Rishi Kapoor on her Instagram Story. In one post, Rishi can be seen standing beside Neetu Kapoor as the family celebrated the actress' birthday. Riddhima Kapoor, along with Bharat Sahni and daughter Samara Sahni, also posed with Neetu and Rishi Kapoor.

However, Neetu and Rishi Kapoor’s daughter Riddhima Kapoor also penned a tribute to the late actor. She shared a black and white photo of Rishi Kapoor on her Instagram Story and wrote, “Miss you saying 'Quiet Mushk' (white heart) Love you everyday."

Rishi Kapoor died on April 30, 2020, after battling leukaemia at the age of 68.

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Neetu Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor formed a strong friendship during filming Zehreela Insaan in 1974 and soon started dating. The couple tied the knot on January 22, 1980, in a lavish Punjabi ceremony at the Golf Course in Chembur, Mumbai, which was described as one of the biggest weddings of the year.

On the work front, Neetu Kapoor was last seen in the 2022 film Jug Jugg Jeeyo, alongside Varun Dhawan and Kiara Advani. The film marked her comeback to the film industry following her hiatus after her husband Rishi Kapoor's death. Her next film was Letters to Mr. Khanna.