00:00Known for his roles in Sarah Bhai vs Sarah Bhai and May Hoonah, veteran actor Satish Shah is no more.
00:05Satish made his film debut in 1978 with Arvind Desai ki Ajeeb Daastan,
00:09but it was his role in Jani Bido Yaro that brought him widespread recognition.
00:13In the 1984 sitcom Yejo Hassan Dagi, Shah played 55 different characters across 55 episodes.
00:19Shah became a household name through his portrayal of Indrawardhan Sarah Bhai in the sitcom Sarah Bhai vs Sarah Bhai,
00:24where his tongue-in-cheek humor opposite Ratna Pathak earned him immense appreciation.
00:28Shah appeared in over 250 feature films.
00:31His memorable performances included roles in Hum Aapke Hai Koon, Hum Saath Saath Hai, Kal Hona Ho, May Hoonah and Om Shanti Om.
00:38Shah once humorously recalled working with Shah Rukh Khan in May Hoonah,
00:41jokingly calling himself a spitting cobra after the experience.
00:44Satish Shah married designer and actress Madhu Shah in 1972 after meeting her at a film festival.
00:49The couple never had children.
00:50Shah's role in the 2014 film Hum Shakers, directed by Sahajit Khan, brought forth criticism.
00:54The film received a rare 0% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
00:58The experience is said to have prompted Satish to stop accepting the films altogether.
01:02Just the day before his death on October 25, Shah shared a post remembering legendary actor Shammie Kapoor,
01:07which has now gone viral as his final social media message.
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