Rishi Kapoor demands posthumous honour for Shammi

Veteran actor Rishi Kapoor has demanded a posthumous government honour for his uncle and yesteryear star Shammi Kapoor for his contribution to the Indian cinema.
Rishi, 62, took to Twitter to share his resentment over no recognition for the "Junglee" star.
"Ponder. My only resentment is that Shammi Kapoor never got recognised by the government in his lifetime. Posthumously would be great but then I think I am being too greedy!," he tweeted.
The actor's tweet comes after his another uncle Shashi Kapoor was conferred the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award yesterday.
Rishi also asked his followers and Shammi's fans whether they agree with his views.

"Is that what you all Shammi Kapoor fans and aficionados think? What songs what romance what macho what...," he wrote.
Shammi, often called the Elvis Presley of India, died on August 7, 2011. He was 79.