“I was going to take my life but…”, a film changed the life of Satish Kaushik

It is always said that an artist’s art never dies, an artist remains immortal through his work. Something similar happened with late Bollywood actor and director Satish Kaushik… It has been almost two years since the death of actor Satish Kaushik. He has always survived among his fans through his artworks. Actually, today is the birthday of Satish Kaushik. Today, on his birthday, we will throw light on his film career. Bollywood’s successful actor Satish Kaushik once came to such a point that he was going to give his life.

Born on 13 April 1956, Satish started his career as an assistant director. With this, his acting journey also started. Of course, this journey was not easy. Satish Kaushik’s career started in a different way. After Naseeruddin Shah’s recommendation, Satish Kaushik went to meet Shekhar Kapoor. Shekhar then hired Satish as an assistant director in the film ‘Masoom’. But the thing that changed Satish’s fate was Mr. India… Shekhar Kapoor’s film proved to be a big hit at the box office. After this film, Satish had good relations with Anil, Boney and Kapoor family.

After this Satish worked as a director. Satish made her Bollywood debut as a director from the 1993 multistarrer Big Budget film ‘Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raja’. However, his film flopped at the box office. This story touched the sensitive heart of Satish Kaushik deeply. The film stars Anil Kapoor, Sridevi and Jackie Shroff in the lead roles. At that time Satish had even thought of committing suicide in the hotel. At that time he felt like jumping out of the window. Because they could not deal with their failure.

Satish expressed his feelings and said, “I felt that there was a lot of food below. I felt that because of this idea people will make fun of my death and talk about ending my life.” However, later Satish crossed the obstacle of failure and established himself as an actor and director.