
Key Points
- Chartered accountant before becoming a renowned film director
Worked in finance before cinema
Shared fellowship certificate on social media
Known for iconic films like Mr. India
India" and "Bandit Queen," Kapur's early career in an unexpected field offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse experiences that shaped his creative journey. Interestingly, the visionary director pursued a degree in chartered accountancy before stepping into the world of filmmaking. In fact, before his cinematic career took off, he worked as a chartered accountant. Shekhar Kapur revealed the same via a post on his X handle, where he shared a certificate of fellowship in Chartered Accountancy. Sharing the same, the filmmaker wrote, "And suddenly out of the blue this pops back into my life ! Just as I was clearing out my office .."
To note, Shekhar Kapur is known for his striking presence on social media, where he frequently shares reflective and thought-provoking insights. Most recently, he penned a heartfelt note for his daughter Kaveri. The post included a heartfelt poem written by Kaveri Kapur, which struck a deep chord with him.
The filmmaker captioned the post, "Kaveri refused to send me a Collab request .. just the video 'write whatever comments you feel' she said The depth in those simple words is what's so brilliant about her poems/ songs .. that little girl that would always reach out to me spread her arms upwards and plead 'Godi .. daddy'Where is she gone ? Has life taught her too much .. or is her wisdom genetic .. or perhaps even past life ? Whichever is it ..can't wait to start my film in which she's also doing a pivotal part ..Love you @kaverikaour .. don't ever loose your childhood. (sic)."
Work-wise, Shekhar Kapur is a recipient of numerous prestigious awards, including a National Film Award. He is best known for his iconic films such as "Masoom," "Mr. India," "Bandit Queen," and many others.
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