Raza murad

In the latest episode of the Kapil Sharma Show, Kapil welcomes Raza Murad, Govind Namdev, Sayaji Shinde, Jimmy Shergill Abhimanyu Singh, and Indraneil Sengupta on the show for their upcoming film. Kapil introduces the guests and adds that “Raza, Govind and Sayaji sir are extremely innocent people. Actually kya hain nah sabh ne aapko ek saath dekh liye toh logo ko laga ki aap Sony ko lootne aaye hain.”(After everyone got to know that you all are coming together they thought that you all are coming to steal Sony Tv). Kapil tells actor Raza that “There has been a rumour that whenever you go to buy groceries people pay you regular instalments due to your roles and personality is it true?” Further, Raza Murad stares at Kapil which scares the host and says, “Meko toh aap aise dekh rahein mujhe toh lag raha hain kahi mujhe na utha le kahi”.(You are staring at me as if you would kidnap me). Kapil praises Raza Murad’s voice and his personality and said, “Sir your voice is so heavy so has any actor you work with asked you to help them with adding some heaviness to their tone while dubbing in the voice studio.” Raza Murad added, “Kapil the problem is such that it's not about work or set but when I go to the airport I have only one handbag but they ask me to give money for excess baggage because of my voice.” Further Raza Murad stated that he wanted to give a compliment to host Kapil for being one of the best mimicry artists. He added “Kapil I would like to compliment that till date h...

Raza Murad (born 23 November 1950) is an Indian actor who appears primarily in Hindi films. He has over 250 Bollywood film credits. Murad has also appeared in Bhojpuri and other regional-language films and on Hindi television. He is the son of the Bollywood character actor Murad. From a Muslim family, Murad is the first cousin of Zeenat Aman and nephew of Amanullah Khan, writer of Mughal-e-Azam and Pakeezah. His nieces, Sonam and Sanober Kabir, are also performers. Murad began his career during the mid-1960s, and played sympathetic brothers (and brother figures) in the 1970s. Since the 1980s, he has primarily appeared in supporting roles as a father, uncle, or villain. Murad studied at the Film and Television Institute of India in Pune from 1969 to 1971, and received a diploma in film acting. With a distinctive baritone voice, one of his memorable roles as a character actor was the despondent poet in 1973's Namak Haraam with Amitabh Bachchan and Rajesh Khanna.

• • • • Raza Murad recalls waiting 'eagerly' for Satish Kaushik on sets of Ram Lakhan, Aunty No. 1: 'He used to change the mood..' Raza Murad recalls waiting ‘eagerly’ for Satish Kaushik on sets of Ram Lakhan, Aunty No. 1: ‘He used to change the mood..’ Actor Raza Murad condoled the death of his Ram Lakhan co-star Satish Kaushik and termed it as "a loss for all of us." Veteran actor Raza Murad on Thursday condoled the death of his Ram Lakhan co-star Talking to ANI, Murad said, “Most people just go through life; very few of them know how to live. And Satish Kaushik lived a fulfilling life. Laughing, smiling and spreading joy into the lives of others. There was this quality about him that people used to start smiling and feeling joyful just by seeing his face.” Kaushik hailed from Mahendragarh, Haryana and studied in Also Read | “A boy comes alone from Haryana, he struggles, gets a job cause this (Mumbai) is an expensive city. Along with that he also starts doing stage work only to become such a big name. He has done some of the most memorable roles like Calendar in Mr India, he played a character named Pappu Pager, in Ram Lakhan he co-starred with me as Kanchi Ram,” he said. Reminiscing the days when he starred with Kaushik, he added, “I got the opportunity to work with him in two films. One was Ram Lakhan and the other was Aunty No. 1. We used to eagerly wait for him to come to set and when he did, he used to change the mood with his talks and jokes. It’s a loss for all of...

Actors Raza Murad and Govind Namdev, who have mostly played antagonist in movies, have talked about playing characters with shades. On the upcoming episode of 'The Kapil Sharma Show', the cast of 'Aazam' featuring Sayaji Shinde, Govind Namdev, Jimmy Sheirgill, Raza Murad, Abhimanyu Singh, Indraneil Sengupta, and Shravan Tiwar will indulge in a fun conversation with host Kapil Sharma. Talking about their life and sharing their experiences, Raza reminisced about how he became a villain. "Sometimes it happens that when a word slips out of someone's mouth unknowingly, that very thing becomes true. So, when I was born after three elder sisters, the doctor rushed out of the delivery room and told my father, 'Congratulations, you have a 'gunda'...sorry..a boy!'" Raza shared. He added: "It was just a slip of the tongue, but it turned out to be true. Now, whatever roles I get, including my role in Aazam, depends on my appearance and personality. I won't be getting roles as a saint, sage, or holy man. The roles I get will match my character, just as my appearance matches the role." Govind added that he has portrayed some memorable villainous characters in several movies. Kapil then asked Govind: "When you entered the film industry, did you come with the intent of playing the role of a villain?" Govind replied: "I came with the intention of becoming a villain. The reason behind that was because I believed Hindi films only have three main roles - hero, heroine, and villain." "So, I wa...

Veteran actor Raza Murad on Thursday condoled the death of his 'Ram Lakhan' co-star Satish Kaushik and termed it as "a loss for all of us." Talking to media, Murad said, "Most people just go through life; very few of them know how to live. And Satish Kaushik lived a fulfilling life. Laughing, smiling and spreading joy into the lives of others. There was this quality about him that people used to start smiling and feeling joyful just by seeing his face." Kaushik hailed from Mahendragarh, Haryana and studied in Delhi before starting his career in showbiz. "A boy comes alone from Haryana, he struggles, gets a job cause this (Mumbai) is an expensive city. Along with that he also starts doing stage work only to become such a big name. He has done some of the most memorable roles like Calendar in 'Mr India', he played a character named Pappu Pager, in 'Ram Lakhan' he co-starred with me as Kanchi Ram," he said. Reminiscing the days when he starred with Kaushik, he added, "I got the opportunity to work with him in two films. One was 'Ram Lakhan' and the other was 'Aunty No. 1' We used to eagerly wait for him to come to set and when he did, he used to change the mood with his talks and jokes. It's a loss for all of us, we have lost a good person, actor, director and writer." Murad said, "He was a very jovial and live-hearted person and as soon as he came to the sets, the atmosphere used to change. He made very good films like 'Roop ki RChoro ka Raja', 'Prem', 'Tere Naam', 'Mujhe Ku...

“We have known each other since more than 40 years. The first time I worked with him was in 1980 where I was a part of Rahul Rawail’s Gunehgaar. He was assisting Rahul in that film. Though a son of Raj Kapoor he never had an air about it. He was very respectful towards people. He would mingle with each and every one including the workers on the sets. He used to have food with the workers and even sleep by their side when we were shooting for Prem Rog (1982). He used to sweep the floor too. Interestingly, he was an assistant to Raj saab, who was directing that film. Well, that was the training given to him by Raj saab that before becoming a star, you must lead a normal life,” says Raza. Remembering the times of Ram Teri Ganga Maili, he adds, “I was the main villain, while he played the main lead. During the climax scene, he was supposed to beat me to pulp. After every shot he would come to me and apologize. He would ask, ‘Sorry Raza saab, kahi lagi toh nahi? I am not feeling good doing this scene as I love you and respect you’. Actually, we were like a family. We used to joke together, eat together and bonded really well.” The actor who also worked with him in films like Naag Naagin (1989) and Henna (1991) has some interesting memories to share from the sets of Prem Rog where he used to get scolded by older brother Rishi Kapoor. “He was an assistant on the film, while Rishi was the lead, who would lose temper on him. But never ever did he back answer Rishi. Like an obedient...

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Noted film actor Raza Murad was removed as brand ambassador of the Bhopal Municipal Corporation's 'swachhata abhiyan' on Friday on the order of Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Minister Bhupendra Singh, a day after the announcement of his appointment was made. In a letter to the Bhopal civic chief, Singh said Murad should be dropped as brand ambassador as his contribution in the field of cleanliness was not known. File photo of actor Raza Murad. "A brand ambassador should be such a person who has contributed in a major way in the field of cleanliness or who is well-versed with Bhopal's culture. Therefore, the order in this regard should be cancelled with immediate effect. Instead, nominate a prestigious person/institution who has made noted contributions in the field of cleanliness," the minister's letter said. However, Murad told PTI he was well-versed with the city as he had kin hailing from here and had also completed his schooling in the state capital. "No one can be a bigger Bhopali than me as my mother, wife and many other members of the family belong to Bhopal. I did my schooling from the Cambridge School here. I am well versed with the city, its roads, its typical language, its tea, paan and gutkha, so the charge that I don't know the culture of the city holds no ground," Murad said. "Secondly, the minister also said the brand ambassador should be such a person who has done commendable job in 'swachhata'. But, when you do not give me an opportunity to prove (my cre...