These remakes typically had long dialogues and demanded good histrionics and this further augmented Hari’s ‘actor’ tag.įor example, Sivaji Ganesan’s Avan Thaan Manithan was remade as Shaandaar, and Gnana Oli was remade as Devata – both featuring Hari. When South Indian producers and directors wanted to remake their Tamil or Telugu films in Hindi, they often chose Hari. “The mutual admiration between Sivaji Ganesan and Hari and the latter’s own quiet, easygoing nature eventually played a major role in Hari’s success. “An article of unknown provenance titled Naan Sivajiyan Maanavan (I am a student of Sivaji’s), obtained from Hari’s family archives quotes him as follows. Hari was given a character role in Ganesan’s home production Gauri (1968) which was a remake of Ganesan’s own Shanti (1965), the authors make an observation in the book. It was one of mutual respect with the legendary actor of Tamil cinema, Sivaji Ganesan. In the late 1960’s, a very important relationship in Hari’s life started taking shape.
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Whether it’s his films getting a remake in the south industry or his connection with Sivaji Ganesan, the book gives readers insight into this phase of Harihar (Hari) Zariwala, better known as actor Sanjeev Kumar’s life. An extract from Sanjeev Kumar- The Actor We All Loved, talks about his southern connections. Actor Sanjeev Kumar’s biography penned by Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta and Uday Jariwala, is throwing light on hitherto unknown facets of the late actor’s life.
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