It was 1980 when Feroz Khan’s Qurbani hit the screens, and it changed the game forever. The film not only transformed Bollywood’s landscape but also altered the lives of many associated with it. Among them was Shakti Kapoor, who until then had mostly been cast in forgettable, minor roles. Struggling to find meaningful work, he was barely making ends meet in a city like Bombay. At that time, he was staying with Vinod Khanna, who generously offered him shelter. Recently, in a conversation with AlphaNeon Studioz, Shakti opened up about how he landed his breakthrough role and how Vinod supported him during a period when he had almost nothing. “Qurbani was the film that made me who I am today. That film completely changed my life,” he said, adding, “I was staying at Vinod Khanna’s place and didn’t even have enough money to pay the rent as a paying guest. When Vinod Khanna found out how much I was struggling, he offered us a house in Juhu that was empty so I could stay there.” …