Jackie Shroff is more than just his lovable Bambaiyaa accent.
The actor of some of the most iconic films of 80’s and 90’s can also get pretty philosophical at the drop of a hat.
As the nation continues to battle with an ongoing health-crisis, the actor’s old footage in which he’s seen giving life lessons to people and speaking about the cycle of life and the art of moving on, has now gone viral.
Jackie talks about how the passing of someone is an inevitable part of life and one shouldn’t remain too stuck-up in grief because of the same.
Here’s an excerpt of what he’s heard saying in the video in his trademark style, as quoted and paraphrased by India Today:
“If you look at the sadness of people around you, you will realise you are going through nothing as compared to them. You should not keep crying over things that you didn’t get. You are a healthy person and that is enough.”
He further adds:
“People should learn to be happy by whoever they are and whatever they have got. You are human so it is evident that you will have sadness in your life. Everyone has to die some day or the other. Your mom, dad, family, everyone will have to leave you some day. We all know that.”
Watch his now-viral video below:
“Achhe achhe nikal gaye, kaun yaad rakhta hai bhidu?” Class pic.twitter.com/7MenTaj8GX
— BullBull (@DahiiBhalla) January 1, 2022
The message becomes even better in Jackie dada’s accent and language!