ACTOR DILIP DHAWAN PASSES ON

[Dr. Jai Maharaj]

ACTOR DILIP DHAWAN DEAD

Mumbai - Well-known character actor Dilip Dhawan died at
his Bandra residence here today after a massive heart
attack, family sources said. He was 45. Starting his
career as a child artiste in 'Sangarsh', featuring Dilip
Kumar, Dhawan acted in over 50 films, including 'Ek Bar
Kaho', 'Virasat', 'Swarg', and 'Heena', reports PTI.

He came into the limelight on the small screen with his
portrayal of 'Guru' in the popular TV serial 'Nukkad'. He
enacted powerful roles in serials like 'Janam', 'Deewar',
'Tere Mere Sapne' and 'Aur Ek Din'.

Dhawan, son of noted character actor late Krishan Dhawan,
also produced a feature film 'Saath Saath', directed by
Raman Kumar. He is survived by wife and mother.

Tuesday, February 15, 2000
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[Terrymelin]

Right up there with Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, and Clark Gable.

Terry Ellsworth

[Edwin King]

Terrymelin wrote:
>
> Right up there with Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, and Clark Gable.

Come off it Terry - how many actors have we had posted here who weren't
Coopers, Tracys or Gables? What is it you have about trashing this
fellers posts?

If this was some choreographer who hadn't been heard of 10 miles from
Broadway, you'd be falling over yourself to tell us about him...

Edwin

[NUDNIK47]

terry likes to tell us of people like barbara stanwyck who started out as
strippers.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Never hit your grandma with a shovel; it makes a bad impression on her mind.

[Michael Richmann]

Terrymelin wrote:
>
> >If this was some choreographer who hadn't been heard of 10 miles from
> >Broadway, you'd be falling over yourself to tell us about him...
>

> Name the last choreographer that I posted about.

Who cares. The primary point is over why you're busting Jai's chops
over the magnitude of the person he's posting about while at the same
time, you're guilty of starting another one of the non-obituary related
threads, viz, "Dead Oscar Credibility". At least Jai posted an actual
obit...

--
Mike

[Jack Bagley]

Terrymelin <terry...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20000215143232...@ng-fd1.aol.com...

> Right up there with Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, and Clark Gable.
>

In India, Mr. Ellsworth, he may be just that.

Remember, sir, this is a *world-wide* forum, not confined to North America.
Dr. Maharaj's posts are perfectly appropriate here.

-Jack

[wdg...@home.com]

NUDNIK47 wrote:

>
> >
> >Terrymelin wrote:
> >>
> >> Right up there with Gary Cooper, Spencer Tracy, and Clark Gable.
> >

> >Come off it Terry - how many actors have we had posted here who weren't
> >Coopers, Tracys or Gables? What is it you have about trashing this
> >fellers posts?
> >

> >If this was some choreographer who hadn't been heard of 10 miles from
> >Broadway, you'd be falling over yourself to tell us about him...
> >

> >Edwin
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> terry likes to tell us of people like barbara stanwyck who started out as
> strippers.

Nothing wrong with starting out as a stripper. My ex sister-in-law
had to wait until she was 18 and could get into the clubs to be a
stripper -- so she spent a couple of years as a hooker first. She
never did make it into the movies for some reason.
--
Ward Griffiths wdg...@home.com http://members.home.net/wdg3rd/

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