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News India Live, Digital Desk: Kader Khan is such a name in the history of Bollywood, who both scared as a villain and also laughed as a comedian. But do you know that Kader Khan used to spend nights in the graveyard to learn the nuances of acting? Today we are going to tell you the unheard story of the struggle of that great artist, which will bring tears to your eyes. This is the story of a common boy becoming ‘Shahenshah’, which started in a dark graveyard.

Used to practice acting in the silence of the graveyard Kader Khan’s childhood was spent in extreme poverty and misery. Kader Khan, living in a chawl in Mumbai, had a passion for doing something different since childhood. He would often go to a nearby graveyard in the dark of night. Amidst the silence there, he used to speak dialogues loudly and try to live different characters. He felt that if he could create an impact with his voice in the silence of the cemetery, he would prove himself to the world.

One night when a stranger held my hand One night when Kader Khan was practicing his acting in the graveyard as usual, a man came there and held Kader Khan’s hand. That person was none other than the famous artist and director of that time. He asked Kader Khan, what are you doing here so late at night? When Kader Khan showed his dedication to his art, the man immediately recognized that there was something special about this guy. This was the moment which opened the doors of Bollywood for Kader Khan.

Wrote such films that he became a magician of dialogues. Kader Khan not only acted, but also wrote dialogues for classic films like ‘Amar Akbar Anthony’, ‘Naseeb’, ‘Laawaris’ and ‘Coolie’. The dialogues written by him remain on people’s lips even today. He played an important role in shaping the career of Amitabh Bachchan. The weight and truth in his dialogues was the result of the hard work he had learned during those graveyard nights.

Remembered that struggle even in the last moments Kader Khan often mentioned in his interviews that a person should never forget his roots. He used to say that no acting school in the world could teach what he learned among those silent graves. Even though Kader Khan is not among us today, his films and his tremendous dialogues will always remind us of him. His life is the biggest example of the fact that if you have passion, the destination automatically comes to you.