Mumbai: Actor Anil Kapoor remembered his late friend and colleague Satish Kaushik on Friendship Day, expressing how deeply he continues to miss him.

In a social media post on Sunday, Kapoor shared a clip from one of their films together and wrote that he was especially thinking of Kaushik. He described him as the friend he would turn to when frustrated, upset, or simply in the mood to laugh, gossip lightly, or talk about life.

“Happy Friendship Day to all my friends. Today, I’m especially missing my dear friend, Satish. You know, every one of us has that one friend... whenever you’re frustrated, upset, or you just want to pull your friends’ leg, gossip a little, or simply laugh about life, you call them. Nothing ever goes beyond that conversation. Satish was that person for me,” Kapoor wrote.

He noted that Kaushik had been part of his life from the very beginning of his acting career until his passing—a rare continuity that set their friendship apart from others formed in school or college.

“It’s not easy to find someone who stays with you through an entire journey. I had friends from school and from my St. Xavier’s days... but Satish was the friend who was with me from the day I started my acting career, right till the day he left us. We grew together, laughed together, and shared a lifetime of memories,” the post continued.

Kapoor concluded with a direct message to his late friend: “Friendships like that are rare. They’re a blessing. So today, on Friendship Day, I’m thinking of you, my dear friend. Happy Friendship Day, Satish. Love you.”

Satish Kaushik passed away on March 9, 2023, after a sudden heart attack in Gurugram. He was 66.

The two actors collaborated on several films over the years, including Mr India (1987), Ram Lakhan (1989), Deewana Mastana (1997) and Badhaai Ho Badhaai (2002). Their professional association ran alongside a personal friendship that spanned decades.

Kapoor’s Friendship Day post reflects both personal loss and gratitude for a bond that lasted through the full arc of their careers. By recalling the everyday conversations and shared humour, he underlined the quieter, sustaining side of a long-standing industry friendship.

Mumbai: Actor Anil Kapoor remembered his late friend and colleague Satish Kaushik on Friendship Day, expressing how deeply he continues to miss him.

In a social media post on Sunday, Kapoor shared a clip from one of their films together and wrote that he was especially thinking of Kaushik. He described him as the friend he would turn to when frustrated, upset, or simply in the mood to laugh, gossip lightly, or talk about life.

“Happy Friendship Day to all my friends. Today, I’m especially missing my dear friend, Satish. You know, every one of us has that one friend... whenever you’re frustrated, upset, or you just want to pull your friends’ leg, gossip a little, or simply laugh about life, you call them. Nothing ever goes beyond that conversation. Satish was that person for me,” Kapoor wrote.

He noted that Kaushik had been part of his life from the very beginning of his acting career until his passing—a rare continuity that set their friendship apart from others formed in school or college.

“It’s not easy to find someone who stays with you through an entire journey. I had friends from school and from my St. Xavier’s days... but Satish was the friend who was with me from the day I started my acting career, right till the day he left us. We grew together, laughed together, and shared a lifetime of memories,” the post continued.

Kapoor concluded with a direct message to his late friend: “Friendships like that are rare. They’re a blessing. So today, on Friendship Day, I’m thinking of you, my dear friend. Happy Friendship Day, Satish. Love you.”

Satish Kaushik passed away on March 9, 2023, after a sudden heart attack in Gurugram. He was 66.

The two actors collaborated on several films over the years, including Mr India (1987), Ram Lakhan (1989), Deewana Mastana (1997) and Badhaai Ho Badhaai (2002). Their professional association ran alongside a personal friendship that spanned decades.

Kapoor’s Friendship Day post reflects both personal loss and gratitude for a bond that lasted through the full arc of their careers. By recalling the everyday conversations and shared humour, he underlined the quieter, sustaining side of a long-standing industry friendship.