In the films, scary eyes, scary laughter and such harshness in the voice that the audience’s soul trembles, this is the image of actor Ashutosh Rana, who is counted among the most dangerous villains of Hindi cinema. But, the truth behind the scenes is completely opposite. This intimidating actor on screen is a very calm, humble and spiritual person in real life.

Ashutosh Rana was born on 10 November 1967 in Gadarwara, Madhya Pradesh. Since childhood, he was good in studies and initially his dream was to enter politics. He was active in student politics during his college days and was also associated with theater during this period. While doing theatre, his inclination started moving towards acting instead of politics. After this he took acting training from the famous National School of Drama (NSD), Delhi. From here the foundation of his journey was laid.

Started career from TV serial

In the year 1995, he started his career with the TV serial ‘Swabhiman’. After this he appeared in serials like ‘Farz’, ‘Saajish’, ‘Waris’ and ‘Kaali- Ek Agnipariksha’. He made his place in films due to his hard work and passion.

Fear given a new form in ‘enemy’ and ‘struggle’

Ashutosh Rana’s first big recognition came in 1998 with the film ‘Dushman’. In this film directed by Tanuja Chandra, he played the role of a psycho killer Gokul Pandit. This character was so scary that the audience could not forget that face even after leaving the cinema hall.

The very next year, he played the character of Lajja Shankar Pandey in the film ‘Sangharsh’, which further strengthened his identity. People say that after ‘Sangharsh’ the character of villain in Hindi films changed forever. He was awarded the Filmfare Award for Best Villain for both these films.

Ashutosh is very spiritual in real life

On one hand, while his face on screen used to create fear in the hearts of the audience, on the other hand in real life he is a very spiritual and humble person. In an interview, he told that he associates himself with meditation, peace and learning. He believes that a good actor is one who is calm and stable from within. He is a devotee of Mahadev and meditates daily.

Ashutosh Rana has done strong work not only in Hindi films but also in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada cinema. He left his mark in many memorable films like ‘Raaz’, ‘Haasil’, ‘Awarapan’, ‘Mulk’, ‘Sonchiriya’ and ‘Pathan’. He was seen in the role of Maratha warrior Sarsenapati Hambirrao Mohite in Vicky Kaushal’s film ‘Chaava’.

Ashutosh Rana is not only an actor but also a writer and thinker. He has written two books named ‘Maun Muskaan Ki Maar’ and ‘Ramraj’, in which deep things about life and society have been said in simple language.

Ashutosh Rana has received many honors for his acting including Screen Award, Zee Cine Award and Filmfare Awards. In 2021, he was also awarded the Filmfare OTT Award for his father’s role in the film ‘Pagglait’.

Every year 14 September is celebrated as Hindi Day. On this occasion, actor Ashutosh Rana has also shared a message on his Instagram. Ashutosh told how Hindi connects people with their roots, civilization and values ​​and urged everyone to respect and celebrate Hindi. Also told that one of his plays is going to be staged on this occasion.

Post shared on the occasion of Hindi Day
On Sunday, actor Ashutosh Rana also shared a emotional message on his Instagram on the occasion of Hindi Day. Sharing this post, Ashutosh wrote, ‘Some people give Hindi dignity by speaking Hindi. I am one of the fortunate persons whom Hindi provided dignity.

Ashutosh further wrote in the post, “Some specific persons refined Hindi. I am one of the people whom Hindi refined. Some perfect persons made Hindi famous. I am one of the elders who have given fame to Hindi. Mother, mother tongue, culture, culture, and sanskars are the sources of our civilization, culture, and sanskars, they do not teach us with the world and do not fight with the world. Can not be bored. “

Poetry shared with fans

After this Ashutosh shared another poem with fans. In this he wrote-

“Not just a language, this mother creates us,

When it will survive, our shame remains.

Leave it, you will also be missed,

You will be angry with yourself, not the world.

Wake up wake up, accept it and love it,

Give it the world of respect for your value.

Then you are not, all this earth will be shaken,

The saga of your karma will be narrated for centuries.

Will say that these are our donors,

She will say that she is our honor and pride giver.

They will say that these are our tribulations, sorrow and suffering,

Will say that these are our religious gurus and religion protector. “

Ashutosh also informed about the drama ‘Our Ram’
While wishing the Hindi Day, Ashutosh said that on this occasion, the 300th staging of his drama ‘Our Ram’ is going to be held in Vadodara city.

The actor, who was identified for his strong voice, acting and good grip on Hindi language, was last seen in the film ‘War-2’. In this, he was seen playing the role of Colonel Luthara.