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Shehzad Khan is an actor of the Indian film and television industry, who has made a special place in the hearts of the audience by playing various roles in his career. Be it a comic scene, a police character, an inspector or the villain’s assistant, Shehzad brought his own special style to every role.
It was clearly evident from his acting ability that to live any character one does not need only the lead role. This is the reason why the audience recognized him as soon as they saw him in films and his every small or big role was remembered.
Ajit Khan’s son created his own identity
Shehzad Khan was born on 25 October 1966 in Mumbai. His father was Bollywood’s famous villain Ajit Khan, who left an indelible mark in Hindi cinema with his strong acting and powerful dialogue delivery. Half of Shahzad’s childhood was spent in Hyderabad. His father’s identity in the film industry introduced him to the world of films, but he created a distinct identity for himself with his hard work and talent.
Shehzad Khan started his career in 1988 with the film ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’. He had a small role at that time, but his comic timing and natural acting caught the attention of the audience.
In his early days, he often played side roles or supporting villains, but his roles always exuded life and energy. This is the reason why he was remembered even in small roles.
Won the hearts of the audience by becoming Bhalla of ‘Andaz Apna Apna’
In 1994, Shehzad Khan played the role of Bhalla in the film ‘Andaz Apna Apna’. His comic timing in this role and his pairing with Shakti Kapoor made the audience laugh a lot. After this film, he got more recognition for his humorous and helpful characters.
Apart from this, he played roles like Inspector, Police Officer and Villain’s Assistant in films like ‘Ittefaq’ (2001), ‘Mr. Black Mr. White’ (2008) and ‘Bharat’ (2019).
Showed talent in every field, from films to music albums.
Shehzad was not limited to films only. He also created his image in television. He became very popular especially among children for his role of Tiger in ‘Shaka Laka Boom Boom’. There was always laughter, energy and simplicity in his characters, due to which the audience felt connected. Apart from this, he also launched the music album ‘Asli Loin Mix’ and produced the film ‘Phanda Apna Apna’ in 2010, although it was never released.