Govardhan Asrani

Profession: Actor , Director, Guest Appearance, Producer, Singer, Supporting Actor

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Also Know as :- Govardhan Asrani
Profession:- Actor , Director, Guest Appearance, Producer, Singer, Supporting Actor
Gender :- male
Birthdate:- 01 Jan 1941
Status:- Married
Debut Year:- 1967
Active Years:- 20 Oct 2025

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Spouse Details :- Manju Asrani

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Asrani is one of the most popular actors form the golden era of Hindi cinema. He is one of the few actors who over a career spanning over more than three decades been through a wide range of characters from being a sidekick, cro .. Read More

Govardhan Asrani Early Life

Asrani was born in to a middle class Hindu family with seven siblings. After initial reluctance to studies at childhood, he completed his matriculation from St, Xaviers School after which he graduated from Rajasthan College. .. Read More

Govardhan Asrani Personal Life

Asrani is married to “Aaj Ki Taaza Khabar” fame actress Manju Asrani, the two of them incidentally worked together on the movie and many more. It was during the time of movies like Aaj Ki Taaza Khabar and Tapasya that the two fell in love which led to their marriage in the subsequent years. The coup .. Read More

Govardhan Asrani Career

Film debut and ensuing releases ( 1967-1973) Asrani got his big break through Kishore Sahu’s social drama flick Hare Kanch Ki Chooriyan, where he appeared in a supporting role alongside Biswajeet in the lead. His “young college friend” part with the male lead ensured him a safe take off. He was then seen in supporting roles in Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s hit drama’s Guddi and Mere Apne in the year 1971. However he was offered his first prominent role in Mukherjee’s next directorial Bawarchi, alongside Rajesh Khanna and Jaya Badhuri in the lead. The top grossing flick saw him coming up with a worthwhile performance for the first time. Asrani then went on to play side-lined supporting roles in movies like Parichay, Anamika and Amitabh Bachchan’s Abhimaan , the latter two having him in meaty roles getting him noted among the film circles in the year 1973 which ended well with the acclaimed movie Namak Halaal. Asrani kept the boxes ticking with important releases like Aap Ki Kasam, Ajnabee which were tests of both his comic sensibilities and restrained on screen soothing parts. Career best phase in classic movies ( 1975-1976) Asrani went on to be a part of iconic landmarks of Indian cinema in the year 1975 starting off with Ramesh Sippy’s cult classic action adventure film Sholay featuring a star studded ensemble cast consisting of Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, Hema Malini and many others in the lead. The movie saw Asrani playing funny over the top gimmicky jailer , the character which was moulded from Charlie Chaplin’s performance in the 1940 classic “The Great Dictator” and saw him elevating his reputation of handling humour effortlessly which led to many more such roles in the future. The movie marks one of his finest works till date at comedy. Meanwhile Asrani’s mentor and long-time accomplice Hrishikesh Mukherjee in his epic comedy flick Chup Chup Ke. The comedy of errors outing had pairing with huge names like Dharmendra, Amitabh Bachchan, Om Prakash and many more in the lead and yet again was seen scoring big time with his sparkling comic repartees. The movie also unexploited a new facet of Asrani’s comic sensibilities. Asrani was then seen in Rishi Kapoor’s comedy of errors movie Rafoo Chakkar after which he was called upon by maestro Basu Chatterjee for his romantic drama film Chhoti Si Baat appearing in pivotal role opposite Amol Palekar and Vidhya Sinha. The movie saw him playing a boastful self-indulgent guy who tries to woo a girl much to the disliking of the quiet, subdued protagonist after her in the first place. His seasoned and highly witty portrayal of the seemingly funny character fetched him The Filmfare Award that year for Best Comedian in 1975. Array of other releases ( 1976-1990) In the following years Asrani went on to play the male lead, comic avatars, supporting roles in movies like Tapasya, Alaap, Kalabaaz, Badalte Rishtey. Asrani continued his popular antics during the period and maintained his repute of being an grade one comedian by coming up with stellar performance in his ensuing releases. Agreement Sitam Nikkah Himmatwala Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander Muqabla Bade Miyan Chote Miyan Mela Post 2000 releases in supporting and comic roles ( 2000- 2016) Hera Pheri Chal Mere Bhai Lajja Aaghaaz Awara Paagal Deewana Dil Vil Pyar Vyar Ek Se Badkhar Ek Hulchul Kyon Ki Garam Masala Chup Chup Ke Bhagam Bhag Dhamaal Yariyaan Billu All The Best De Dana Dan Bodyguard Agent Vinod Bol Bachchan Joker R.Rajkumar Dillagi Yeh Dillagi Mastizaade

Govardhan Asrani Filmography

#	Released Date	Type	Credited As	Movie
1	31 Dec 2026	Film	Supporting Actor	Superdhamaal.com
2	31 Dec 2026	Film	Supporting Actor	Phir Se Bumper Draw
3	12 Jun 2026	Film	Actor	Hum Angrezon Ke Zamane Ke Jailor Hai
4	16 Apr 2026	Film	Supporting Actor	Bhooth Bangla
5	04 Jul 2025	Film	Supporting Actor	Deda
6	29 Dec 2023	Film	Supporting Actor	Nyay The Justice
7	25 Aug 2023	Film	Supporting Actor	Dream Girl 2
8	18 Aug 2023	Film	Supporting Actor	Non Stop Dhamaal
9	27 May 2022	Film	Supporting Actor	3 Shyaane
10	18 Feb 2022	Film	Supporting Actor	Baap No Bagicho
11	22 Oct 2021	Film	Supporting Actor	Babloo Bachelor
12	06 Aug 2021	Film	Supporting Actor	Oye Mamu