The Indian film industry or Bollywood is honoured with tremendous ability from Gujrat. Several Gujarati actors intrigued the Gujarati entertainment world with their great work, while some advanced toward Bollywood with their colossal abilities.
The FilmIndia App gathers a rundown of famous Gujarati actors in Bollywood who became commonly recognized names with their vital commitments to the Hindi entertainment world.
Born in 1955, Paresh Rawal began his Bollywood profession in 1985 with the film Arjun. He is quite possibly the most adaptable Gujarati actor in Bollywood. He has acted in around 200 movies. With numerous fruitful films added to his repertoire, he was respected with the Padma Shri Award in 2014 for his remarkable commitment to the Bollywood industry.
Sharman Joshi comes from a group of Gujrati theatres entertainers and specialists. We have seen him in numerous satire films. He has likewise worked in numerous Gujarati plays. His auntie and sisters have been a piece of Marathi and Gujrati theatres though his dad Arvind Joshi is a veteran of Gujarati theatre.
Aruna Irani has worked in more than 500 movies through Hindi, Kannada, Gujarati, and Marathi. She was important for striking films like 'Bombay to Goa,’ 'Raja Babu' and more. Her diligent effort in Gujarati film can't be forgotten. The evergreen entertainer nailed all her presentations with acting, articulation, and remarkable moves.
Born in 1931, Nirupa Roy is considered one of the most renowned Gujrati actors in Bollywood. Nirupa Roy made her acting presentation in the Gujarati film Ranakdevi in 1946. Her first Bollywood film was Amar Raj around the same time. She has shown up in more than 250 movies all through her profession from 1946 to 1999.
Brought into the world in 1957, Ratna Pathak Shah, one of the most notable Gujarati entertainers in Bollywood, turned into an easily recognized name through the famous TV sitcom Sarabhai versus Sarabhai. Her depiction of the person Maya Sarabhai is noteworthy even today. Enliven by her mom Dina Pathak, Ratna Pathak Shah began her profession through theatre and progressed in Hindi, English, and Gujarati.
