So so sad: Manoj Bajpayee reacts to The Family Man 3 co-star Sunil Thapa's death
Actor Manoj Bajpayee has expressed deep grief over the death of Sunil Thapa. In his latest Instagram post, he recalled the connection they shared while filming The Family Man 3.
Actor Manoj Bajpayee has conveyed his sorrow over the death of his co-star Sunil Thapa. The message, shared on his Instagram stories, highlighted the bond the two actors formed during the shoot of the third season of The Family Man. His post reflected Thapa's role not only in the series but also in Bajpayee's personal memories of the project.
In his tribute, Bajpayee wrote, "It’s so so sad! God bless your soul sir! My 3rd season TFM memories will live forever because of you!" The note, accompanied by red heart emojis, pointed to the meaningful relationship that developed between the two during production.
SUNIL THAPA'S ROLE IN THE FAMILY MAN 3
Thapa portrayed David Khuzou, the respected MCA Chief from Nagaland, in The Family Man 3. Despite his limited screen time, Thapa's performance was described as essential for the series' narrative, leaving a significant impression on cast and crew.
INDUSTRY REACTIONS
Industry colleagues have noted Thapa's ability to leave a mark even in brief roles.
Earlier in the day, Priyanka Chopra also paid her respects on social media, reflecting on her bond with Sunil Thapa. The actor's message joined a broader outpouring of condolences from the film fraternity.
In an emotional Instagram note, the actor described the deep connection she shared with Thapa during and after the filming of Mary Kom. She credited Sunil with helping her through one of the most challenging periods in her personal life, specifically after the loss of her father, Ashok Chopra.
LEGACY IN NEPALI AND INDIAN CINEMA
Sunil Thapa had an extensive career that spanned over four decades, with significant contributions to both Bollywood and Nepali cinema. Known for his versatility, the late actor transitioned seamlessly between roles as a villain and a mentor. He also served as chairman of Everest Film Academy, playing a key role in the development of the film community in Nepal.
Before his acting career, he worked as a model and later made his mark in more than 300 Nepali films, as well as regional and Hindi cinema. Among his memorable performances was the character Rate Kaila in the film Chino (1991), which remains significant in Nepali film history.
Actor Manoj Bajpayee has conveyed his sorrow over the death of his co-star Sunil Thapa. The message, shared on his Instagram stories, highlighted the bond the two actors formed during the shoot of the third season of The Family Man. His post reflected Thapa's role not only in the series but also in Bajpayee's personal memories of the project.
In his tribute, Bajpayee wrote, "It’s so so sad! God bless your soul sir! My 3rd season TFM memories will live forever because of you!" The note, accompanied by red heart emojis, pointed to the meaningful relationship that developed between the two during production.
SUNIL THAPA'S ROLE IN THE FAMILY MAN 3
Thapa portrayed David Khuzou, the respected MCA Chief from Nagaland, in The Family Man 3. Despite his limited screen time, Thapa's performance was described as essential for the series' narrative, leaving a significant impression on cast and crew.
INDUSTRY REACTIONS
Industry colleagues have noted Thapa's ability to leave a mark even in brief roles.
Earlier in the day, Priyanka Chopra also paid her respects on social media, reflecting on her bond with Sunil Thapa. The actor's message joined a broader outpouring of condolences from the film fraternity.
In an emotional Instagram note, the actor described the deep connection she shared with Thapa during and after the filming of Mary Kom. She credited Sunil with helping her through one of the most challenging periods in her personal life, specifically after the loss of her father, Ashok Chopra.
LEGACY IN NEPALI AND INDIAN CINEMA
Sunil Thapa had an extensive career that spanned over four decades, with significant contributions to both Bollywood and Nepali cinema. Known for his versatility, the late actor transitioned seamlessly between roles as a villain and a mentor. He also served as chairman of Everest Film Academy, playing a key role in the development of the film community in Nepal.
Before his acting career, he worked as a model and later made his mark in more than 300 Nepali films, as well as regional and Hindi cinema. Among his memorable performances was the character Rate Kaila in the film Chino (1991), which remains significant in Nepali film history.