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    Bollywood's style icon in late 60 and 70's died after battling cancer for a year in bangalore. Feroz khan gave so many hits flicks and set new trends in bollywood in terms of fashion.

    His younger brother Sanjay khan said that he will be buried at the Johnson Market burial ground at 5.30 p.m. Monday.

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    Bangalore, April 27 (IANS) Bollywood's flamboyant actor-producer-director Feroz Khan, known for blockbusters like 'Qurbani' and 'Dharmatma', passed away at his farmhouse here after a prolonged battle with cancer. He was 69.

    Feroz Khan, who died late Sunday, will be buried at the Johnson Market burial ground at 5.30 p.m. Monday, his younger brother Sanjay Khan said.

    Sanjay told media that the funeral procession would be taken out from his brother's farmhouse to the Johnson Market Graveyard in the evening.

    He is survived by son, actor Fardeen Khan and daughter Laila. Fardeen Khan is married to Natasha Madhwani, daughter of yesteryear actress Mumtaz who had played lead roles in many of his films.

    Feroz Khan, who was last seen in the 2007 comedy 'Welcome', had divorced his wife Sundari 24 years ago.

    The filmmaker, who was known to have led a quiet and simple life in Bangalore, had been battling cancer for the past one year and was under treatment in a Mumbai hospital. Family sources said his death was not 'unexpected' as his health had been falling steeply.

    Family sources said actor Hrithik Roshan, who is married to Sanjay Khan's daughter, and his filmmaker father Rakesh Roshan were expected to arrive here to pay their last respects to the director.

    The actor, who was born in Bangalore on Sep 25, 1939, died at his farmhouse on Tumkur Road here.

    The actor did his schooling in Bangalore after which he went to Mumbai to pursue a career in Bollywood.

    He acted in popular films like 'Arzoo', 'Aurat' and 'Safar' as well as played important roles in his own directorial ventures 'Qurbani' and 'Dharmatma'. He won a Filmfare award for best supporting role in 'Aadmi Aur Insaan' in 1970 and was honoured with the lifetime achievement award in 2000.
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    He was my fav actor...there was one of his lines in Ek Khiladi Ek Hasina, which i and my brother have always played out and joked about ,

    "Smart boy, kya karte ho tum?"...whenever one of us was doing something serious...:lol: It was his way of delivering the lines that made it a bit funny ...

    You'l be missed... You were the MAN! RIP.

    In fact i dont think i like anyone is this industry now...damn its a bad day..
    DON'T beam me up, Scotty!

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    Absolute style guru at that time...Even these days he look better than FARDEEN.. Didn't watched too much movies of feroz. but liked "qurbani" very much...

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    condolences for the great actor...!

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    His dialogue line from WELCOME:

    ABHI HUM ZINDA HAIN

    He is indeed alive in our hearts

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    It was sad to know of Feroz Khan's death, i didn't actually know he had cancer and i don't think it was ever mentioned on tv either. Anyway he was a great actor and will be remembered by many of his fans.

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