
Kher recalled that during his final year at drama school, De Niro was already a major influence on his understanding of acting. He revealed that he wrote a research paper on two of the actor’s iconic films, Mean Streets and Taxi Driver. At the time, Kher’s biggest ambition was remarkably simple — he only hoped that someday he might get the chance to shake De Niro’s hand. Little did he know that his journey would eventually take him much further.
“Life, and God, had much bigger plans for me,” Kher wrote in his emotional message. Years after dreaming of simply meeting his idol, the Indian actor found himself sharing the screen with De Niro in David O Russell’s acclaimed Silver Linings Playbook. Kher played Dr Cliff Patel in the 2012 film, which also starred Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and De Niro. What began as a professional association eventually developed into something much more meaningful for the veteran actor.
The tribute became especially touching when Kher spoke about the friendship that grew between the two performers. “Years later, I found myself not only shaking your hand, but sharing the screen with you in Silver Linings Playbook. And somewhere along the way, I received an even greater gift — the privilege of calling you my friend,” he wrote. The sentiment captures just how significant the journey has been for Kher, who went from studying De Niro’s performances in drama school to developing a personal bond with the actor.
Kher also placed De Niro’s extraordinary career in perspective, acknowledging the impact he has had on generations of actors around the world. He wrote that there are performers everywhere who would feel blessed to achieve even a fraction of what De Niro has accomplished. For Kher, who has himself built a remarkable career spanning Indian cinema and international projects, De Niro remains an inspiration whose influence extends far beyond the screen.
The two actors’ association through Silver Linings Playbook is particularly memorable because their professional relationship reportedly had its own share of intensity. Their work together eventually evolved into a warm friendship, something that Kher’s birthday message now celebrates with genuine affection. The photos shared alongside his tribute further reflected their comfortable equation, capturing the two actors hugging, sharing playful moments and spending time together away from the spotlight.
Kher ended his birthday wish with prayers for De Niro’s health, happiness and longevity. “May you continue to surprise us, inspire us and spread your brilliance for another thousand years,” he wrote, before signing off with love, prayers and “Om Namah Shivaya.” It was less a conventional celebrity birthday message and more a heartfelt acknowledgment of an actor who once existed in Kher’s imagination as an unreachable icon.
For Anupam Kher, the story is also a reminder of how unpredictable an artistic journey can be. A young drama student studying Mean Streets and Taxi Driver could only dream of meeting Robert De Niro. Decades later, that same student not only met his idol but acted alongside him and eventually called him a friend. Sometimes, the biggest dreams in cinema do not end with a handshake — they become friendships, memories and stories worth telling.
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