Vinod Khanna passed away on this day, April 27, eight years ago in 2017. The legendary actor is best known for films like Amar Akbar Anthony (1977), Muqaddar Ka Sikandar (1978), and Qurbani (1980). A posthumous recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award (2018), he’s also served as a politician, most notably as the Minister of State for External Affairs in 2003-2004. Despite his illustrious and expansive career, a biopic hasn’t been made on Vinod Khanna. Even his sons — Akshaye Khanna and Rahul Khanna — who are actors as well, haven’t considered the idea. In an interview with IANS in 2017, Akshaye reasoned, “I haven’t ever thought about it so I can’t say. But I think biopics by nature, I suppose as accurate as they can be, the better for an actor,” he said. “It’s very challenging as well as risky for an actor to portray a real life character because you are portraying some one who actually existed. So, it becomes really difficult,” added Akshaye, who said one must “think 10 times” before playing …