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Anupam Kher’s Indian Cab Driver In New York Did Not Recognise Him; Actor Shares Video

Darpan News Desk IANS, 02 Aug, 2019 09:24 PM

Recently, veteran actor Anupam Kher met an Indian cab driver in New York and shared a hilarious video on his interaction with him.

Anupam revealed that the driver did not recognise him until the very end of the ride. And, when he finally realised that it was Kher, he had the sweetest reaction.

#JugalKishore ji, a yellow cab driver in NY for the 30years didn’t talk to me through out my ride with him. He didn’t recognise me. Later he gave me the most flattering and the funniest reason for it. 😂🤓. He kept hugging me. We were both happy. He misses India. I do too.😍🇮🇳👇 pic.twitter.com/6bLOaTkHs0
— Anupam Kher (@AnupamPKher) July 31, 2019

Sharing the video, Kher wrote: “Encounters in NY: #JugalKishore ji from Panjab, a yellow cab driver in NY for 30years didn’t talk to me through out my ride with him. He didn’t recognise me. Later he gave me the most flattering and the funniest reason for it. . He kept hugging me. We were both happy. And as always no fare was charged. #IndiansInNY #Generosity #LifeLessons.”

On the work front, Anupam was last seen in ‘The Accidental Prime Minister’, where he played the titular role of former prime minister Manmohan Singh.

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