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The Tej Sapru (???) Fan Club

For us, Tej Sapru was the symbol of all the nameless millions who worked day and night raping heroines, judging trials and getting beaten up - all for entertaining us! So, the mission of the Club was to identify these wonderful people (in general and Tej Sapru in specific!) and popularise them to the public by associating them with their most recognisable film role!

For example, we envisaged the following conversation:
X: My favourite actor is Robert De Niro. Whose work do you like?
DC: Tej Sapru.
X: (Pregnant pause) Umm… which picture did he last appear in?
DC: Last I don’t know. But he was the crooked show manager in Tezaab who wants to marry Madhuri Dixit.
X: Ah… him!

Dipta starts a fan club with the mission of identifying and popularizing oft-neglected character actors in Hindi cinema in general (and Tej Sapru in particular.) [hat tip: Space Bar]

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