On the 70th birth commemoration of veteran performing artist, Farooq Sheik, web index Google has paid respect to him with an extraordinary doodle.
"The present Doodle by Nimit Malavia is a tribute to Farooq Sheik's artistic vocation in a style reminiscent of hand-painted motion picture publications of the 1970s, and particularly 'Umrao Jaan'.
"We see the wide-peered toward sentimental legend of the 1970's develop into a refreshingly natural TV nearness of the 1990's, crossing over any barrier amongst standard and arthouse silver screen in India en route," Google posted on its official doodle blog.
Conceived in 1948, in a straightforward white collar class family, Sheik examined law at school however he kept on fiddling with theater as an afterthought, and in the end chose to give acting a go.
Sheik made an enormous commitment in theater, movies and TV too. He began his profession in Bollywood in 1973 with "Garm Hava" and is best associated with his exhibitions in films like "Shatranj Ke Khiladi", "Chashme Buddoor", "Kissi Se Na Kehna" and "Noorie".
His last film was "Club 60" and before that he was seen assuming the part of a father to Ranbir Kapoor's character in "Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani".
He likewise facilitated the well known TV demonstrate "Jeena issi ka naam hai" in which he met numerous Bollywood famous people.