Anupam Kher Calls Sonali Bendre His Hero, Check Out His Heartfelt Post Here
Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Aug, 2018 01:50 PM
Veteran actor Anupam Kher got the opportunity to spend some quality time with actress Sonali Bendre, who is currently undergoing metastatic cancer treatment here. He says she is his hero.
"I have done few films with Sonali Bendre. We've met socially many times in Mumbai. She always has been bright and a very warm person. But it is only in the last 15 days that I got the opportunity to spend some quality time with her in New York. And I can easily say, 'She is my hero'," Anupam tweeted on Saturday.
He also shared a photograph of Sonali, which she had posted after chopping off her hair for the treatment.
I have done few films with @iamsonalibendre. We’ve met socially many times in Mumbai. She always has been bright & a very warm person. But it is only in the last 15days that I got the opportunity to spend some quality time with her in NY. And I can easily say,”She is my HERO.”š pic.twitter.com/z6iBe2s7fy
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