Farah Khan has paid tribute to her late friend Sanjay Gupta, sharing an old photo of them. The Om Shanti Om director posted the snap on Instagram, where she also sent love to his wife, Anu, and their children.
In the picture, Farah stands beside Sanjay near a wall, smiling at the camera. Her message recalled his rare gift for friendship and the sheer amount of love people had shown him after his death.
Gupta, known for directing Kaante, died before his funeral took place at Mumbai's Pawan Hans Crematorium. His death left colleagues and friends grieving, with several film stars attending his final farewell.
Among those present were Abhishek Bachchan, Rakesh Roshan, Fardeen Khan, Manoj Bajpayee, and Rajat Bedi. Ashoke Pandit, Milap Zaveri, Rohit Roy, Ronit Roy, and Gulshan Grover also came to pay their respects.
And the tributes did not stop at the funeral. Vivek, who had worked with Gupta on Shootout at Lokhandwala, shared his grief online. He described the loss as deeply personal and said the news had left him stunned.
For Vivek, the hardest part was losing a person tied to shared work, chats, and memories. He said those moments would stay with him and offered his sympathy to Gupta's family, wishing them strength through their grief.
In the picture, Farah stands beside Sanjay near a wall, smiling at the camera. Her message recalled his rare gift for friendship and the sheer amount of love people had shown him after his death.
Gupta, known for directing Kaante, died before his funeral took place at Mumbai's Pawan Hans Crematorium. His death left colleagues and friends grieving, with several film stars attending his final farewell.
Among those present were Abhishek Bachchan, Rakesh Roshan, Fardeen Khan, Manoj Bajpayee, and Rajat Bedi. Ashoke Pandit, Milap Zaveri, Rohit Roy, Ronit Roy, and Gulshan Grover also came to pay their respects.
And the tributes did not stop at the funeral. Vivek, who had worked with Gupta on Shootout at Lokhandwala, shared his grief online. He described the loss as deeply personal and said the news had left him stunned.
For Vivek, the hardest part was losing a person tied to shared work, chats, and memories. He said those moments would stay with him and offered his sympathy to Gupta's family, wishing them strength through their grief.
