Gulshan Grover turns 70 on September 21. Gulshan Grover birthday special: From his iconic ‘Bad Man’ avatar to his hilarious role in Hera Pheri, revisit some of the actor’s most memorable performances and must-watch movies.

Gulshan Grover turns 70 on September 21. Gulshan Grover birthday special: From his iconic ‘Bad Man’ avatar to his hilarious role in Hera Pheri, revisit some of the actor’s most memorable performances and must-watch movies.

Gulshan Grover turns 70: Ram Lakhan, Gangster, Hera Pheri- Must-watch movies of the actor on OTT platforms

Oye Mamu!, a quirky comedy starring Ruslaan Mumtaz, Kulraj Randhawa and Gulshan Grover premiered recently&nbsp;and is in the news for bringing together comedy veterans like Asrani, Gulshan Grover, Tiku Talsania and Brijendra Kala. Making waves is Bollywood’s original ‘Bad Man’ Gulshan Grover in an unexpected avatar as Pinky Bhaiya. The cast of the feel-good caper recalled one moment in the shoot that did not really raise much laughter, though, in retrospect, it was funny!

Director Vikram Singh said,&nbsp;“I remember that day vividly. We were shooting at the Race Course and we were going to film a race with crowds and cast members in strategic locations for reaction shots. The unit had identified six locations from where the race was to be covered by six cameras and all the shooting protocols were in place with meticulous planning. A thorough recce had been done a couple of weeks earlier and each of the six units had designated assistants. It was all set to go without a hitch but then in a film shoot, no matter how well you plan, there’s always a curveball waiting for you!”

“When I came to know about the incident, I was tickled first then I quickly gathered that the crew members had been stung! I remember Vikram telling me, just as he was asking what in God’s name had happened to everyone, he felt a sting on his arm and the wave of pain made everything clear! A bunch of nasty wasps had nested in the tower and they hated this &nbsp;unwelcome intrusion by a noisy film crew!" said Gulshan Grover.

Vikram of course told the crew to abandon the post but they acted like thorough professionals, stood firm and left only after filming the sequence they were meant to. Ruslaan adds, “When you watch a film like ‘Oye Mamu!,’ you will not know the amount of serious hard work that has gone into every aspect of its making. Shooting a comedy is not just all fun and games and can occasionally sting too!”

Oye Mamu! &nbsp;is directed by Vikram Singh and produced by Nikhil Panchamiya &amp; Dilip Bafna under the banner, Fourth Wall Productions. The film features Ruslaan Mumtaz, Kulraj Randhawa, Gulshan Grover, Asrani, Tiku Talsania, Mohan Kapoor, Brijendra Kala, And Tanay Chheda in lead roles.

Oye Mamu!, a quirky comedy starring Ruslaan Mumtaz, Kulraj Randhawa and Gulshan Grover premiered recently and is in the news for bringing together comedy veterans like Asrani, Gulshan Grover, Tiku Talsania and Brijendra Kala.

Oye Mamu!, a quirky comedy starring Ruslaan Mumtaz, Kulraj Randhawa and Gulshan Grover premiered recently and is in the news for bringing together comedy veterans like Asrani, Gulshan Grover, Tiku Talsania and Brijendra Kala. Making waves is Bollywood’s original ‘Bad Man’ Gulshan Grover in an unexpected avatar as Pinky Bhaiya. The cast of the feel-good caper recalled one moment in the shoot that did not really raise much laughter, though, in retrospect, it was funny! Director Vikram Singh said, “I remember that day vividly. We were shooting at the Race Course and we were going to film a race with crowds and cast members in strategic locations for reaction shots. The unit had identified six locations from where the race was to be covered by six cameras and all the shooting protocols were in place with meticulous planning. A thorough recce had been done a couple of weeks earlier and each of the six units had designated assistants. It was all set to go without a hitch but then in a film shoot, no matter how well you plan, there’s always a curveball waiting for you!” “When I came to know about the incident, I was tickled first then I quickly gathered that the crew members had been stung! I remember Vikram telling me, just as he was asking what in God’s name had happened to everyone, he felt a sting on his arm and the wave of pain made everything clear! A bunch of nasty wasps had nested in the tower and they hated this unwelcome intrusion by a noisy film crew!" said Gulshan Grover. Vikram of course told the crew to abandon the post but they acted like thorough professionals, stood firm and left only after filming the sequence they were meant to. Ruslaan adds, “When you watch a film like ‘Oye Mamu!,’ you will not know the amount of serious hard work that has gone into every aspect of its making. Shooting a comedy is not just all fun and games and can occasionally sting too!” Oye Mamu! is directed by Vikram Singh and produced by Nikhil Panchamiya & Dilip Bafna under the banner, Fourth Wall Productions. The film features Ruslaan Mumtaz, Kulraj Randhawa, Gulshan Grover, Asrani, Tiku Talsania, Mohan Kapoor, Brijendra Kala, And Tanay Chheda in lead roles.

Shooting a comedy is not all fun, can occasionally sting too: Gulshan Grover

Bollywood has had several actors in the past who have made a niche for themselves by acting in a similar kind of roles. Many would agree that for the longest time we were used to the concept of villains or actors who play negative characters as set in almost all films. One such actor Gulshan Grover was also famous for portraying a negative character for almost all his career.

Gulshan who left films long back in now back in the news as he is said to release a biography on his life titled ‘Bad Man’.&nbsp;

The book aims at giving inroads in the life of Gulshan Grover, one of the most iconic villains in the Indian film industry. Having been a part of the industry for 39 years, he started with ‘Hum Paanch’ and went on to be called the ‘Bad Man’ of the industry after his famous role in the blockbuster 1989 film ‘Ram Lakhan’.&nbsp;

Tracing his journey as an actor, sharing memories from the 90’s, Gulshan can be seen in this major throwback picture with Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan.&nbsp;

See the photo here:

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As for the biography, Penguin India will soon release the book that is written by senior journalist Roshmila Bhattacharya. 
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Bollywood has had several actors in the past who have made a niche for themselves by acting in a similar kind of roles. Many would agree that for the longest time we were used to the concept of villains or actors who play negative characters as set in almost all films.

Bollywood has had several actors in the past who have made a niche for themselves by acting in a similar kind of roles. Many would agree that for the longest time we were used to the concept of villains or actors who play negative characters as set in almost all films. One such actor Gulshan Grover was also famous for portraying a negative character for almost all his career. Gulshan who left films long back in now back in the news as he is said to release a biography on his life titled ‘Bad Man’. The book aims at giving inroads in the life of Gulshan Grover, one of the most iconic villains in the Indian film industry. Having been a part of the industry for 39 years, he started with ‘Hum Paanch’ and went on to be called the ‘Bad Man’ of the industry after his famous role in the blockbuster 1989 film ‘Ram Lakhan’. Tracing his journey as an actor, sharing memories from the 90’s, Gulshan can be seen in this major throwback picture with Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan. See the photo here: As for the biography, Penguin India will soon release the book that is written by senior journalist Roshmila Bhattacharya.

Ahead of launch of biography, here's a throwback pic of Gulshan Grover with Shah Rukh, Aamir

The ‘Bad Man’ of Bollywood Gulshan Grover is now set to get a biography on his life released next month by Penguin.&nbsp;

The celebrated actor who gave life to many negative roles in Hindi films will find his real and reel written down in the form of a book, titled ‘Bad Man Gulshan Grover’.&nbsp;

On the biography, the veteran actors said, "I have been a part of many stories across regions and languages but this is a completely new experience for me. Having my story told in a book is exciting and yet unnerving.’’ 
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Director Mahesh Bhatt, who has directed him in several films, spoke on the news too and said, "The ability to deconstruct and reinvent one’s persona is the lifeblood of all successful durable entertainers all through history. &nbsp;The reason Gulshan Grover has been able to survive in this novelty seeking business, where the audience is continuously asking for a new, fresh experience, is because he manages to do just that. &nbsp;Gulshan is a shape-shifter." 
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Gulshan Grover has been a part of a multitude of films but his breakout role was in ‘Ram Lakhan’.&nbsp;

The authorised biography is written by senior journalist Roshmila Bhattacharya as the story would follow Gulshan’s life’s ups and downs, his films, failures, successes, the industry through the decades, balancing Bollywood with other work and his international projects, and how he has always stayed relevant.&nbsp;

Published by Penguin India, 'Bad Man' will be out this July.&nbsp;

The ‘Bad Man’ of Bollywood Gulshan Grover is now set to get a biography on his life released next month by Penguin. The celebrated actor who gave life to many negative roles in Hindi films will find his real and reel written down in the form of a book, titled ‘Bad Man Gulshan Grover’.

The ‘Bad Man’ of Bollywood Gulshan Grover is now set to get a biography on his life released next month by Penguin. The celebrated actor who gave life to many negative roles in Hindi films will find his real and reel written down in the form of a book, titled ‘Bad Man Gulshan Grover’. On the biography, the veteran actors said, "I have been a part of many stories across regions and languages but this is a completely new experience for me. Having my story told in a book is exciting and yet unnerving.’’ Director Mahesh Bhatt, who has directed him in several films, spoke on the news too and said, "The ability to deconstruct and reinvent one’s persona is the lifeblood of all successful durable entertainers all through history. The reason Gulshan Grover has been able to survive in this novelty seeking business, where the audience is continuously asking for a new, fresh experience, is because he manages to do just that. Gulshan is a shape-shifter." Gulshan Grover has been a part of a multitude of films but his breakout role was in ‘Ram Lakhan’. The authorised biography is written by senior journalist Roshmila Bhattacharya as the story would follow Gulshan’s life’s ups and downs, his films, failures, successes, the industry through the decades, balancing Bollywood with other work and his international projects, and how he has always stayed relevant. Published by Penguin India, 'Bad Man' will be out this July.

The original 'Bad Man' of Bollywood, Gulshan Grover to release a biography in July

Rohit Shetty’s directorial ‘Sooryavanshi’ will see the return of another star.

Bollywood bad boy Gulshan Grover has been roped in to play the negative role in the film as Akshay Kumar is set to star in Shetty’s film as a cop. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/akshay-kumar-reveals-his-look-in-rohit-shettys-new-cop-drama-sooryavanshi-see-posters-201268">See Kumar's look here.&nbsp;</a>

As for Grover’s character, reports suggest that it will offer a new kind of opposition to the hero. His sense of good and bad has blurred. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/akshay-kumar-shoots-action-scene-in-bangkok-for-rohit-shettys-sooryavanshi-224238">Also see:&nbsp;Akshay Kumar shoots action scene in Bangkok for Rohit Shetty's 'Sooryavanshi'</a>

Earlier, Karan Johar too commented on Grover’s cast as he is also producing the film along with Shetty and Kumar.&nbsp;

‘Sooryavanshi’ will also <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/its-confirmed-katrina-kaif-to-reunite-with-akshay-kumar-in-sooryavanshi-212469">star Katrina Kaif as the female lead. </a>While Rohit Shetty will be seen working with Kumar and Kaif for the first time, it is the second time collaboration for the lead couple.&nbsp;

Rohit Shetty’s directorial ‘Sooryavanshi’ will see the return of another star. Bollywood bad boy Gulshan Grover has been roped in to play the negative role in the film as Akshay Kumar is set to star in Shetty’s film as a cop.

Rohit Shetty’s directorial ‘Sooryavanshi’ will see the return of another star. Bollywood bad boy Gulshan Grover has been roped in to play the negative role in the film as Akshay Kumar is set to star in Shetty’s film as a cop. See Kumar's look here. As for Grover’s character, reports suggest that it will offer a new kind of opposition to the hero. His sense of good and bad has blurred. Also see: Akshay Kumar shoots action scene in Bangkok for Rohit Shetty's 'Sooryavanshi' Earlier, Karan Johar too commented on Grover’s cast as he is also producing the film along with Shetty and Kumar. ‘Sooryavanshi’ will also star Katrina Kaif as the female lead. While Rohit Shetty will be seen working with Kumar and Kaif for the first time, it is the second time collaboration for the lead couple.

Gulshan Grover to play the antagonist in Akshay Kumar's 'Sooryavanshi'

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