Manoj Bajpayee lauds Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe, says honest officers ‘surprise’ society today
Here's the latest update from the Bollywood world:
Ever since Tukaram Mundhe took charge as commissioner of Maharashtra’s food safety department, his strict approach to food safety has been winning praise. Now, star Manoj Bajpayee has also joined the list of admirers and lauded Mundhe for the way he carries out his duties.
Adding to this, Manoj Bajpayee spoke about FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe. 'People find it surprising' While in conversation with ANI, Manoj spoke about society and the way people view honest work, saying that we live in a time when a person doing their job with complete “honesty” and “dedication” often surprises people.
Meanwhile, “A police officer, or, let’s say, Tukaram , is appointed to do a certain job. When he performs his duties with complete honesty and dedication, people find it surprising that he starts going widely shared. Have you realised this?” the star shared.
Notably, He added, “This simply means that when someone is performing their duty with complete honesty, he becomes a star. And that itself tells us where we, as a society, have reached.”
As per the latest buzz, Meanwhile, Manoj is set to be seen in Last Man in Tower, directed by Ben Rekhi and produced by Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media. The movie is based on Aravind Adiga’s novel of the same name and also features Divya Dutta and Boman Irani.
In further updates, The movie follows Masterji (played by Bajpayee), a retired school teacher whose decision to oppose the wishes of his community leads to conflict among the residents of his building. The story looks at the choices and relationships of the people as they face a major change in their lives. Last Man in Tower is scheduled to be rolled out in cinemas across India on September 11.
On top of that, The star was last seen in projects like Governor, Inspector Zende, Despatch, Jugnuma: The Fable, Bhaiyya Ji, Silence 2: The Night Owl Bar Shootout and others.
Tukaram Mundhe has also become popular among Bollywood celebrities. Of late, Salman Khan joked about a cafe in Bandra and warned then against compromising on prices, quality or hygiene. His warning appeared to be a cheeky reference to Maharashtra FDA Commissioner.
Source: Hindustan Times