I will continue to revive his films: Dev Anand’s son

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London:Evergreen Bollywood legend Dev Anand’s son Suneil says he will strive to keep his father’s memory alive and continue to revive his films.

“I will continue to revive his films. His legacy will continue,” Suneil told, where Dev Anand breathed his last on December 3. He said he would consider completing Dev Anand’s last project ‘Song of Life’ – a musical love story, a sequel to his 1971 hit Hare Rama hare Krishna.

The actor-filmmaker had made plans to shoot ‘Song of Life’ in the UK, USA, Europe and India. “I will consider completing it. It is a beautiful script,” said Suneil, who is an actor himself.

“As time go on, I will look into them (legacy). He was a workaholic, he loved cinema. I remember him first as my Dad and as a friend. He was my best friend. I loved to work with him,” Suneil said.

“I loved my father very much. I was close to him. God bless him.” Suneil thanked the “people of India and the world over for their outpouring sympathy towards my father and the family”.

“Passing of such an amazing man was really shocking. He was not only a legend, he was an incredible family man. He did so much for so many people,” he underlined.

A memorial service will be held at the Mehboob Studio in Mumbai on December 15 for the actor who passed away at the age of 88. “After the funeral here on Saturday, I will be flying to Mumbai with his ashes and there a fitting memorial service will be held for him at the Mehboob Studio,” said Suneil. The cremation of the legendary actor at Putney Vale Crematorium on Saturday will be followed by a memorial service at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan here.

“As far as the funeral arrangement is concerned, the cremation will take place at Putney Vale Crematorium here at 11.40 am (local time) on Saturday. It will be followed by a memorial service at the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan at 2 pm,” said Dev Anand’s nephew Tony Sarin.

Answering a question on the delay in performing the funeral, Suneil said, “there were certain formalities” to be carried out. “We have to abide by the law of the land”. (PTI)

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