How many of these TV shows and films of Pankaj Kapur have you watched?

Pankaj Kapur has been an integral part of the small screen world for many years in his near fourdecadelong career in the film industry For some he is Karamchand detective for some he is retired schoolmaster Mussaddi Lal Tripathi from Office Office and for some he is still the Hindi teacher Mohan Bharti of Zabaan SambhalkeLets take a look at some of his most memorable charactersDr Dipankar Roy in Ek Doctor Ki Maut Tapan Sinhas classic film had Pankaj Kapur portraying the character of a doctor who after many years of painstaking research discovers a vaccine for leprosy But instead of getting acclaim he becomes a victim of ostracism and bureaucratic negligence Kapur won a National Award for his outstanding performanceLiaqat in Roja In this highlyacclaimed Mani Ratnam flick Pankaj Kapur portrayed the leader of a terrorist group in Kashmir whose agenda is to separate Kashmir from India Once again Kapur stood out for his convincing actMohan Bharti in Zabaan Sambhal Ke The sitcom proved Pankaj Kapur had a comic flair as well In this television show Kapur was the Hindi teacher who has a hell of a time teaching the language to his students who are grownups from different parts of the country and the worldMussadi Lal in Office Office Having done Zabaan Sambhal Ke this show was a cakewalk for Pankaj Kapur It must be said though that he pitched in with yet another brilliant performance as the common man who has to suffer due to everything from red tape to blatant corruption in public officesBudhai Ram in Neem Ka Ped A popular DD show of the early 90s Pankaj Kapur played the suffering character of a bonded labourer in a village The role is noted among Kapurs best till dateDetective Karamchand in Karamchand One of the best detective shows on Indian television Pankaj Kapur was the suave detective who solves murders in his unique style mostly by playing chess with the police The manner in which he said Shut up Kitty had become quite a rage back thenPandit Chaturvedi in Dharm In Bhavna Talwars highlyappreciated movie Pankaj Kapur proved his versatility yet again by playing the character of a revered and learned Brahmin priest who discovers through circumstances that humanity is the true religionNandakishore Nandu Khatri in The Blue Umbrella Although his character in this film had grey shades it is also Pankaj Kapurs most likeable role Inspired by Ruskin Bonds novel of the same name the movie had Kapur portraying an old shopkeeper who resorts to something as petty as stealing a little girls pretty umbrellaJahangir Khan alias Abba Ji in Maqbool Vishal Bharadwajs eccentric venture featured the actor at his versatile best A screen adaptation of Shakespeares evergreen play Macbeth Maqbool had Pankaj Kapur portraying the cunning character of an influential underworld don