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Throwback: When actor Amrish Puri slapped Govinda for late-coming

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Throwback: When actor Amrish Puri slapped Govinda for late-coming

Throwback: When actor Amrish Puri slapped Govinda for late-coming

Throwback: When actor Amrish Puri slapped Govinda for late-coming

In the midst of a film shoot, there followed a major clash when veteran actor Amrish Puri lost his cool and slapped Govinda for his late report for shoot.

Like legendary actor Amitabh Bachchan, who believes in punctuality, Amrish Puri too is very punctual.
At a shoot, Amrish Puri had been waiting on set since 9 a.m., while Govinda arrived only around 6 p.m. The delay led to a heated argument, and venting his frustration, .Amrish Puri slapped Govinda in public. The incident highlighted Puri’s strict work ethic and became one of the most talked-about behind-the-scenes moments in Bollywood.

Reportedly, in the glitzy world of glamour in Bollywood,. stories of on-screen incidents often overshadow the tense moments that unfold behind the camera. But every now and then, an incident emerges that reveals a different side of film sets—one that speaks of discipline, frustration, and the clash of different personalities’ Amrish Puri and

It was a well-known fact that Govinda, is a notorious late comer to shoots.

In contrast stood Amrish Puri respected not only for his commanding screen presence but also for his off-screen punctuality and professionalism.

Notely, Amrish Puri is known for his
no-nonsense attitude, he uphelds values of punctuality and respect for time. Govinda’s repeated delays had evidently pushed the senior actor to his limit.

The altercation sparked media interest, especially since both actors continued to work in the industry afterward. Though Govinda was reportedly upset by the incident and even hesitant to work with Puri again for a time, they never made their differences public in a big way.

Amrish Puri’s towering reputation wasn’t just built on roles like Mogambo from Mr. India or Mola Ram from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. It was reinforced by his work ethic. Entering the film industry at the age of 40, he went on to appear in more than 450 films across languages. His dedication to every role whether villainous or noble earned him immense respect in India and abroad.

His commitment went far beyond just performance. For the role of Mola Ram, Puri even shaved his head, an iconic look that left a lasting impression internationally. Off-screen, he brought the same seriousness to every assignment.

News Edit KV Raman

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