Amrish Puri – A Star but The Legendary Villain

Amrish Puri a legendary star of Bollywood chose the path to be one of the most successful veterans by bringing many villainous roles to life in a memorable way.

In the time of transition of Hindi Cinema to Bollywood, many talents earned their place and won the hearts of the audience. The rise of Bollywood began in 1970 when the veterans of today began their careers. At the same time when everyone loved the charisma of the hero, there were few who chose to be the losing characters as villains.

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2. Amrish Puri a legendary star of Bollywood chose
the path to be one of the most successful
veterans by bringing many villainous roles to life
in a memorable way.
In the time of transition of Hindi Cinema to
Bollywood, many talents earned their place and
won the hearts of the audience. The rise of
Bollywood began in 1970 when the veterans of
today began their careers. At the same time when
everyone loved the charisma of the hero, there
were few who chose to be the losing characters
as villains.
HELLO!

3. Amrish Puri whose complete
name is Amrish Lal Puri, was
born of a Hindu Punjabi
family.
Born 22 June 1932. He followed
the steps of his elder brothers
who were working as
character actors. So in the
mid-1950s he moved to
Mumbai but failed his first
screen test. For More Info:-
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4. Amrish Puri holds the record of Filmfare
wins in the Best Supporting Actor category,
alongside famous actors like Amitabh
Bachchan and Anil Kapoor.
To bring light to his most famous
characters, it’s important to begin with his
most memorable role and catchphrase. In
the movie, Mr. India (1987) his memorable
role of ‘Mogambo’ with the most indulgent
catchphrase of “Mogambo Khush Hua” is
still known to every Bollywood lover SIGNIFICANT WORK

5. Amrish Puri as we know him from his
performance and stage life as an antagonist. But
as a talented actor, Amrish Puri worked in
multiple roles. Carrier is not restricted to villain
roles nor limited to Hindi cinema. Amrish Puri
has also worked in Kannada, Marathi, Tamil,
Malayalam, Telugu and Punjabi films.
Even great talent played a role in international
cinema in popular movies such as Mola Ram in
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984). As
a fact after this role, his shaved head grabbed
such attention that the impression that he kept
his head shaved and became one of the most
popular villains in Hindi Cinema. LESS KNOWN SIDE

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