Powerful voice, intense acting and never-say-die attitude, this is the identity of veteran actor Suresh Oberoi. In films, he made every role of hero, villain and supporting character special. Very few people know that to step into this world of dreams, he came to Mumbai with only Rs 400.

Birth in Pakistan, pain of partition
Suresh Oberoi was born on 17 December 1946 in Quetta. Which was part of British India at that time and is today in Pakistan. Real name is Vishal Kumar Oberoi. He was only one year old at the time of partition but this tragedy changed the life of his entire family.

Everything left, hardships began
His father Anand Sarup Oberoi was in real estate business. But after coming to India, all the property was left there. Money ran out and the family had to face difficult circumstances. Many times the situation was such that they had to spend the day eating only bread and sugar.

Father’s courage and new beginning
Instead of accepting defeat from the situation, his father took a big risk. Hiding his identity, he went to Pakistan and sold his property there and returned to India with the money he got. With the same money, the family was settled in Hyderabad and later they started a chain of medical stores and gradually life came back on track.

Dream of acting and initial struggle
Suresh Oberoi was fond of acting since childhood. He wanted to become a hero but the journey was not easy. He started his career with radio shows. His heavy and impressive voice brought him recognition. After this, he did theater and took acting training from FTII, Pune.

Journey from debut to recognition
He made his Bollywood debut in the year 1977 with the film ‘Jeevan Mukt’. Initially he got lead roles, but his real recognition came from supporting and negative roles. By becoming a villain, he left such an impact on the screen that people still remember his character.

Strong performance in more than 100 films
Suresh Oberoi won everyone’s heart with his acting in more than 100 films like ‘Laawaris’, ‘Namak Halal’, ‘Vidhaata’, ‘Raja Hindustani’, ‘Gadar: Ek Prem Katha’, ‘Lajja’, ‘Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya’ and ‘Kabir Singh’.

Got big recognition from National Award
He received the National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor for the role of a village clerk in the 1987 film ‘Mirch Masala’. This proved to be the turning point of his career.

Also prominent in TV and hosting
Along with films, Suresh Oberoi was also seen in TV shows. His work was liked in shows like ‘Dhadkan’ and ‘Kashmir’. Apart from this, he also hosted popular shows like ‘Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai’.

Still active, effective in every role
Even in recent years, Suresh Oberoi has been continuously active. He again left his mark in the role of Bajirao II in ‘Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi’ and Shahid Kapoor’s father in ‘Kabir Singh’. His performance in the blockbuster film ‘Animal’ released in 2023 has been much talked about.

Suresh Oberoi married Yashodhara in Chennai, who belongs to the Panja B family. They have two children, son Vivek Oberoi who is a well-known actor while daughter Meghna Oberoi stays away from the limelight. This journey, which started with just Rs 400, has reached crores of hearts today. The story of Suresh Oberoi proves that if there is talent and hard work, no dream remains unfulfilled.

Vidya Balan She arrived at the famous Tirumala temple in Tirupati with her family to visit Lord Venkateswara. He offered prayers in the temple with full reverence and offered offerings to the Lord in a traditional way. Also took blessings from the priests of the temple. On behalf of the temple, Vidya Balan was given the rest of the presence.

Vidya Balan appeared in traditional clothes

Vidya Balan appeared in traditional dress on this occasion, in which she looked very beautiful. She looked colored in the color of devotion. As soon as he got out of the temple, the crowd there surrounded him. Fans were excited to see him and many people were seen trying to take photos and selfies with him.

Vidya Balan also smiled and accepted love and greetings while shaking hands. During this time, happiness was visible on his face.

Vidya Balan has a great career

Looking at Vidya Balan’s career, she started her film career with the Malayalam film ‘Chakram’, which had superstar Mohanlal, but the film could not be completed. He then signed the Tamil film ‘Run’, but for some reasons he was removed from the film after the first schedule. He also did not get a chance to act in his second Tamil film ‘Mancellam’.

After these problems, Vidya started working in TV advertisements and music videos. After 1998, she appeared in many advertisements and also played a small role in the TV show ‘Hum Paanch’.

In 2003, her Bengali film ‘Bhalo Theko’ came, for which she received the Best Actress Award. In Hindi films, he started his career with the film ‘Parineeta’, which may not have been very successful at the box office, but he was highly praised due to his strong acting and he also received the Filmfare’s Best Newcomer Award.

In 2006, he worked in ‘Lag Raho Munnabhai’, which proved to be a big hit. In 2007, he played the role of a Divyang girl in Mani Ratnam’s film ‘Guru’ and applauded the audience. After this, he also did a good job in films like ‘Salam-e-Ishq’, ‘Hey Baby’, ‘Bhool Bhoolya’, and ‘Bhool Bhoolia 2’.

Vidya Balan’s Workfront

Talking about the workfront, she will soon be seen in ‘Kahaani 3’. However, no information has been revealed about when this film will be released at the box office.