Shakti Kapoor

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Shakti Kapoor

Shakti Kapoor at Naughty @ 40 First Look Launch

Native name

Born

Sunil Sikanderlal Kapoor

3 September 1958 (age 56)[1]

Delhi, India

Occupation

Actor

Years active

1975present

Spouse(s)

Shivangi Kapoor (1982present)

Children

Siddhanth Kapoor

Shraddha Kapoor

Sunil Sikanderlal Kapoor (born 3 September 1958) is an Indian Bollywoodactor. He is known as

one of the leading villains in Bollywood movies for more than three decades. He has also been
applauded for playing comic roles in several movies. Through the eighties and
nineties, Kapoor teamed up with another senior actor Kader Khan as the comical or evil duo in over
100 films.Kapoor is one of the few Bollywood actors who played the stereotype Bollywood negative
roles and negative characters with a comic touch with equal finesse.

Contents
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1 Early life

2 Career

3 Personal life

4 Awards

5 Filmography

6 External links

7 Controversies

7.1 Casting couch controversy

8 Bigg Boss

9 Reality television

10 References

11 External links

Early life[edit]
Shakti Kapoor was born Sunil Kapoor in Delhi, India to a Punjabi family. He grew up in New Delhi
and he did his graduation from Kirori Mal College, Delhi University. His father ran a tailor shop
in Connaught Place, New Delhi. When leading actor / director Sunil Dutt offered him the role of a
villain in the movie Rocky, he thought the name 'Sunil Kapoor' was too weak for a villain, so he
renamed him as 'Shakti Kapoor'.

Career[edit]
As a struggler in Bollywood, initially Shakti Kapoor did many small inconsequential roles in movies,
all the while looking out for a suitable role as a leading man. The years 198081 established Shakti
Kapoor as a talented actor in Bollywood when two of his movies Qurbani and Rocky became
blockbusters. He had played the role of the main villain in both these movies. The early eighties saw
a spate of Bollywood "star-sons" getting launched and the film-makers found the debonair and
talented Kapoor a perfect counterpart for the debuting star-sons.
In 1983, the Jeetendra-Sridevi starrer, Himmatwala and the Subhash Ghai directed movie Hero were
blockbusters and Kapoor had played key villain roles in both these movies. By then he had firmly
established himself as one of the most sought-after villains in Bollywood and this trend was to last
for the next two decades. Through the eighties and nineties, it was observed that practically every
Bollywood movie either had Kapoor or Amrish Puri playing the negative character.
In the nineties, he often diversified to positive comic roles and performed them with equal finesse.
He has been nominated for the Filmfare Award in the Best Comedian category and won once, for his
performance as Nandu in David Dhawan's film, Raja Babu. Some of his popular comic roles have
been as Inspector Bhinde in Insaaf, Prasad in Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri, Crime Master Gogo
in Andaz Apna Apna, Tohfa, as Batuknath in ChaalBaaz and as Goonga in Bol Radha Bol.
Kapoor has been a popular reference for mimicry artistes who emulate his style and dialogues such
as "Aaaooo Lolita" from the movie Tohfa, "Main Nanha sa Chotta sa Bachcha Hoon" from the movie
Chaalbaaz and "Nandu sabka bandhu, samajhta nahi hai yaar" from the movie Raja Babu. Since
2000, Kapoor is a regular fixture in Priyadarshan films likeHungama, Hulchul, Chup Chup
Ke and Malamaal Weekly and most recently Malayalam remake Bhagam Bhag. He also acted in few
Bengali films of Kolkata. In 2011, he has featured in the reality television show Bigg Boss (season
[2][3]

5) as one of the contestants. He has appeared in musical comedy Aasman Se Gire Khajoor Pe
Atke [1],[2],[3] with his sister-in-law Padmini Kolhapure.

Personal life[edit]
Shakti Kapoor is married to Shivangi (Padmini Kolhapure's elder sister) and has two children, a
son Siddhanth Kapoor(who is a DJ, turned assistant director, turned actor) and a daughter Shraddha
Kapoor (who is an actress).

Awards[edit]

1995: Filmfare Best Comedian Award Raja Babu

"Do Jasoos" (1975) - G.L. Sippy

"Sangram" (1976)

"Khel Kismat Ka" (1977)

"Kasum Khoon Ki" (1977)

"Alibaba Marjinaa" (1977) - Nasir

"Khel Khilari Ka" (1977) - Tony

"Dil Se Mile Dil" (1978) - Peter

"Darwaza" (1978) - Goga

"Sargam" (1979) - Prakash

"Jaani Dushman" (1979) - Man on a horse with bride

"Yaari Dushmani" (1980) - Bandit

"Nazrana Pyar Ka" (1980) - Prem Kishen

"Morchha" (1980)

"Bambai Ka Maharaja" (1980)

"Aasha" (1980) - Mr. Shakti (Guest Appearance)

"Lootmaar" (1980)

Filmography[edit]

"Qurbani (1980 film)" - Vikram Singh

"Kismet" (1980) - Jeevan

"Poonam" (1981) - Vinod

"Kaatilon Ka Katil" (1981) - Jimmy/Michael

"Naseeb" (1981) - Ashok

"Wardaat" (1981)

"Rocky (1981 film)" - R.D.

"Dhanwan" (1981)

"Yeh Rishta Na Tootay" (1981) - Shakti

"Sahhas" (1981) - Billa

"Tajurba" (1981)

"Khuda Kasam" (1981) - Khanna

"Armaan" (1981)

"Aapas Ki Baat" (1981) - Shyam Shrivastav

"Meri Aawaz Suno" (1981) - Azad

"Be-Shaque" (1981) - Mohan

"Kacche Heere" (1982) - Salim

"Gumsum" (1982)

"Dil Hi Dil Mein" (1982) - Mr. Verma

"Satte Pe Satta" (1982) - Mangal Anand

"Apna Bana Lo" (1982) - Paul

"Badle Ki Aag" (1982) - Dacoit Kallu (uncredited)

"Waqt Ke Shehzade" (1982) - Shakti Singh

"Swami Dada" (1982) - Jaggu

"Mehndi" (1982) - Shakti Ratan Singh

"Main Awara Hoon" (1983) - Kundan

"Kaise Kaise Log" (1983) - Bankhelal

"Humse Na Jeeta Koi" (1983) - Girdhari's prospective son-in-law

"II Hero" (1983) - Jimmy Thapa

"Chor Police" (1983) - Tony

"Himmatwala" (1983) - Shakti N. Gopaldas

"Mahaan" (1983) - Prem

"Jaani Dost" (1983) - Nagendra

"Jeet Hamaari" (1983) - Vijay

"Justice Chaudhary" (1983) - Jay Singh/Shanker Singh

"Qayamat" (1983) - Kaalia

"Mawaali" (1983) - Ranjit

"Zakhmi Sher" (1984) - Arsonist

"Yeh Desh" (1984) - Dharamdas

"Trakeeb" (1984)

"Shapath" (1984) - Shakti

"Raja Aur Rana" (1984) - Shakti Singh

"Qaidi" (1984) - Sudarshan Lal

"Mera Faisla" (1984) - Tony

"Kanoon Meri Mutthi Mein" (1984)

"Kaamyaab" (1984)

"Jeene Nahi Dunga" (1984) - Shakti Singh

"All Rounder" (1984) - Vikram

"Akalmand" (1984) - Shakti

"Inquilaab" (1984) - Koya Koya Atachi/Richard Lewis

"Tohfa" (1984)

"Ghar Ek Mandir" (1984)

"Maqsad" (1984) - Nagpal

"Baazi" (1984) - Rocky

"Insaaf Kaun Karega" (1984) - Paltu

"Inteha" (1984)

"Haisiyat" (1984) - Ravi

"Hum Hain Lajawab" (1984) - B.K. Shrivastava

"Zulm Ka Badla" (1985) - Jagdish Kumar 'JK'/Sangram Singh

"Yaar Kasam" (1985)

"Shiva Ka Insaaf" (1985) - Jaggan

"Phaansi Ke Baad" (1985) - Abbas Mohammad Riyaz

"Patthar Dil" (1985) - Do Rangi

"Mera Saathi" (1985) - Bansi Das

"Karishma Kudrat Ka" - Bhagad Singh

"Hoshiyar" (1985) - Malpani's son

"Ameer Aadmi Garib Aadmi" (1985)

"Aaj Ka Daur" (1985) - Leo

"Mera Jawab" (1985) - Danny

"Do Dilon Ki Dastaan" (1985) - Shekhar

"Rahi Badal Gaye" (1985) - Vikram Mehra 'Vicky'

"Balidaan" (1985) - Johnny 'Chotey'

"Pataal Bhairavi" (1985) - Hanuman (Ramu's friend)

"Yaadon Ki Kasam" (1985)

"Masterji" (1985) - Bholashankar

"Mohabbat" (1985) - Atmaram

"Bhago Bhoot Aaya" (1985) - Jagjit/Mangal Singh

"Pyari Behna" (1985) - Nekiram Chaturvedi

"Baadal" (1985) - Vikram Singh

"Wafadaar" (1985) - Prasad

"Geraftaar" (1985) - Chutkiram

"Insaaf Main Karunga" (1985) - Safar Khan

"Singhasan" (1986) - Uggra Rao

"Palay Khan" (1986) - British Officer Gulbar Khan

"Mera Haque" (1986) - Dhartiprasad

"Mera Dharam" (1986) - Bhawar Singh Danga

"Jeeva" (1986) - Lakhan

"Ghar Sansar" (1986) - Ringo

"Dosti Dushmani" (1986)

"Baat Ban Jaye" (1986) - Ravi/Ashok Khanna

"Woman" (1986)

"Angaarey" (1986) - Mr. Jolly

"Aag Aur Shola" (1986) - Nagesh

"Kaanch Ki Deewar" (1986) - Vikram Singh

"Dilwala" (1986) - King Kong

"Sultanat" (1986) - Shakkir

"Dharm Adhikari" (1986) - Chottey Chaudhary

"Pahunchey Hue Log" (1986)

"Karamdaata" (1986) - Ajit

"Jaanbaaz" (1986) - Raja

"Muddat" (1986) - Jailor Kripal Singh

"Karma (1986 film)" - Jagga/Jolly

"Mazloom" (1986) - Barrister Rakesh

"Asli Naqli" (1986) - Shakti Singh

"Khel Mohabbat Ka" (1986) - Ranjeet

"Watan Ke Rakhwale" (1987) - Koya Koya Attache

"Sitapur Ka Geeta" (1987) - Thakur Bahadur Singh

"Parivaar" (1987) - Avinash

"Marte Dam Tak" (1987) - Ricku

"Mard Ki Zabaan" (1987) - Monty

"Insaniyat Ke Dushman" (1987) - Shakti Singh

"Aag Hi Aag" (1987) - Gangua

"Madadgaar" (1987) - Kader

"Dance Dance" (1987) - Resham

"Insaaf" (1987) - Police Inspector Laxman Bhinde

"Satyamev Jayate" (1987) - Chaman Bagga

"Hiraasat" (1987) - Sippy

"Sindoor" (1987) - Shera

"Jaan Hatheli Pe" (1987) - Rocky

"Hifazat" (1987) - Lakhan

"Himmat Aur Mehanat" (1987) - Mahesh Chand

"Insaaf Ki Pukar" (1987) - Dinesh Lal

"Superman" (1987) - Verma

"Sone Pe Suhaga" (1988) - Joginder

"Saazish" (1988)

"Qatil" (1988) - Anand Verma

"Pyar Mohabbat" (1988) -

"Mar Mitenge" (1988) - Manjit Singh

"Inteqam" (1988)

"Bees Saal Baad" (1988) - Tantrik Baba

"Aage Ki Soch" (1988)

"Dariya Dil" (1988) - D.O. Gogi

"Paap Ki Duniya" (1988) - Kisna

"Pyar Ka Mandir" (1988) - Dilip

"Charon Ki Saugandh" (1988) - Shakti Singh

"Khatron Ke Khiladi" (1988) - Jaichand

"Ram-Avtar" (1988) - Gundappa Swami

"Commando" (1988) - Mirza

"Waqt Ki Awaz" (1988) - Makhan S. Thakkar

"Halaal Ki Kamai" (1988) Vinay Malhotra

"Vijay" (1988) - Suresh Badanpati

"Paap Ko Jalaa Kar Raakh Kar Dunga" (1988) - Shaadilal

"Do Waqt Ki Roti" (1988) - Thakur Shakti Singh

Teri Payal Mere Geet (1993) - Benni

"Taaqatwar" (1989) - Munjal Khurana

"Sachai Ki Taqat" (1989) - Dr. Narendra

"Nishane Baazi" (1989)

"Nafrat Ki Aandhi" (1989) - Chotu

"I Mujrim" (1989) - Chandan

"Majboor" (1989) - Janki Das

"Mahadev" (1989) - Inspector Sharma

"Hum Intezaar Karenge" (1989) - Kundan

"Guru" (1989) - Vicky

"Gharana" (1989) - Durlabh

"Daav Pench" (1989) - Dhurjan

"Charana" (1989)

"Joshilaay" (1989)

"Mil Gayi Manzil Mujhe" (1989)

"Kasam Suhaag Ki" (1989)

"Suryaa" (1989) - Ratan Chaudhary

"Kahan Hain Kanoon" (1989)

"Touheen" (1989) - Bihari

"Rakhwala" (1989) - Police Inspector Dharam Raj

"Garibon Ka Daata" (1989)

"Jaisi Karni Waisi Bharni" (1989) - Vijay Verma

"Abhimanyu" (1989) - Pannalal 'Panni' Double Horse Power

"Jungbaaz" (1989) - Numbridas

"Aakhri Ghulam" (1989) - Banwarilal

"Gentleman" (1989)

"Aag Se Khelna" (1989) - Shakha

"Chaalbaaz" (1989) - Batuknath Lalan Prasad Maalpani/Balma

"Veeru Dada" (1990) - Jagraj

"Pyar Ka Karz" (1990) - Lalji

"Pyar Ka Devta" (1990) - Dilip

"Jeene Do" (1990) - Inspector Himmat Singh

"Izzatdaar" (1990) - Jedha Shankar

"Gunahon Ka Devta" (1990) - Fake Inspector Bhinde

"Badnaam" (1990)

"Aag Ka Gola" (1990) - Inspector Popat Lal

"Mahasangram" (1990) - Babu Kasai Hyderabadi

"Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri" (1990) - Prasad

"Amiri Garibi" (1990) - Sher Singh

"Jamai Raja" (1990) - Shakti

"Baaghi: A Rebel for Love" (1990) - Dhanraj

"Yaara Dildara" (1991)

"Veerta" (1991)

"Trinetra" (1991) - Ghanshyam

"Shankara" (1991) - Popatlal Frockwala

"Qurbani Rang Layegi" (1991) - Vicky (Singer)

"Mast Kalandar" (1991) - Inspector Sher Singh

"Khoon Ka Karz" (1991) - Inspector P.K. Lele

"Paap Ki Aandhi" (1991) - Inspector/DCP Dilawar

"Yeh Aag Kab Bujhegi" (1991)

"Karz Chukana Hai" (1991) - Seth Usman

"Do Matwale" (1991) - Sampath/Champath/Ganpath

"Izzat" (1991)

"Nachnewala Ganewala" (1991) - Maggu

"Dharam Sankat" (1991) - Insp. Heeralal

"Jhoothi Shaan" (1991) - Kuldip

"Zulm Ki Hukuman" (1992) - Yeshwant Kohli

"Virodhi" (1992) - Pratap

"Umar 55 Ki Dil Bachpan Ka" (1992) - Govindram

"Siyasat" (1992)

"Pyar Hua Chori Chori" (1992) - Bishamber

"Nagin Aur Lootere" (1992) - Tantric

"Mere Sajana Saath Nibhana" (1992) - Bhola

"I Maa" (1992) - Murli Manohar Khanna

"Isi Ka Naam Zindagi" (1992) - Zamindar/Devraj

"Insaaf Ki Devi" (1992) - Suraj Prakash

"Ganga Ka Vachan" (1992)

"Shola Aur Shabnam" (1992) - Boxer Deva (uncredited)

"Suryavanshi" (1992) - Rajguru

"Adharm" (1992) - Makhan Singh

"Sahebzaade" (1992) - Thakur Bhanu Pratap

"Sarphira" (1992) - Rocky

"Parasmani" (1992) - Kanhaiya

"Basanti Tangewali" (1992)

"Zindagi Ek Jua" (1992) - Shakti Dholakia

"Priya" (1992)

"Tyagi" (1992) - Choudhary Shakti G. Dayal

"Payal" (1992) - Dr. Shakti Kapoor

"Khiladi" (1992) - Suresh Malhotra

"Ganga Bani Shola" (1992)

"Bol Radha Bol" (1992) - Gungu/Inspector Bhende

"Honeymoon" (1992) - Dr. Nainsukh

"Ghar Jamai" (1992)

"Geet" (1992) - Hari Saxena

"Phool" (1993) - Munna

"Insaniyat Ka Devta" (1993) - Thakur Shakti Singh

"Dosti Ki Saugandh" (1993)

"Aankhen" (1993) - Tejeshwar

"Phoolan Hasina Ramkali" (1993)

"Bechain" (1993)

"Divya Shakti" (1993) - Bharat Acharya

"Baaghi Sultana" (1993)

"Muqabla" (1993) - Khanna

"Bomb Blast" (1993)

"Krishan Avtaar" (1993)

"Police Wala" - Ravindra Chakravorty (Ranu Dada)

"Pardesi" (1993)

"15th August" (1993)

"Hag Toofan" (1993)

"Aadmi" (1993) - I.G.P. Pratap Singh

"Dil Tera Aashiq"(1993) - Black Eye

"Dalaal" (1993) - Seth Jun Jun Wala

"Aulaad Ke Dushman" (1993) - Dindayal Bhargav

"Dhanwaan" (1993) - Banarasi

"Aakhri Chetawani" (1993)

"Shatranj" (1993) - Robin D. Verma

"Zamane Se Kya Darna" (1994) - Shakti G. Singh/Vicky V. Singh

"Madam X" (1994) - Champak Lal

"Kranti Kshetra" (1994) - Prem Pardeshi

"Khuddar" (1994) - Adarsh Vardhan

"Ganga Aur Ranga" (1994)

"Eena Meena Deeka" (1994) - Kali-Beggar

"Do Fantoosh" (1994) - Laxman

"Chauraha" (1994) - Insp. Bankelal

"Andaz" (1994) - Shagun

"Aatish: Feel the Fire" - Sunny

"Aag Aur Chingari" (1994)

"Raja Babu" (1994) - Nandu/Veeru

"Prem Shakti" (1994) - Hoshiyar Singh

"Laadla" (1994) - Tilak Bhandari

"Anokha Premyudh" (1994)

"Andaz Apna Apna" (1994) - Crime Master Gogo

"Aag" (1994) - Police Inspector Suryadev Singh

"Prem Yog" (1994) - Gulshan

"Main Khiladi Tu Anari" (1994) - Goli

"Stuntman" (1994) - Roop 'Rocky' P. Kumar

"Mr. Azaad" (1994) - Garg

"Raavan Raaj" (1995) - Auto Kesariya

"Jallad" (1995) - Shakti Jackson

"Imtihaan" (1995) - Shekhar

"Bewafa Sanam" (1995) - Jailor Zalim Singh

"Hathkadi" (1995) - Bhawani Shankar

"Maidan-E-Jung" (1995) - Banarasi

"Taqdeerwala" (1995) - Chota Ravan

"Teenmoti" (1995)

"Coolie No. 1" (1995) - Goverdhan

"Dance Party" (1995) - Rocky

"Sanjay" (1995) - Pratap Singh

"Yaraana" (1995) - Bankha

"Diya Aur Toofan" (1995) - Madanlal

"Papi Gudia" (1996) - Charandas (Channi)

"Namak" (1996) - Jagdish R. Nath/Prabhat K. Sharma

"Jurmana" (1996) - J.J.

"Jaan" (1996) - Banwari

"Ek Tha Raja" (1996) - Lakhpat

"Dil Tera Diwana" (1996) - Ambani

"Apne Dam Par" (1996) - Ranjit Saxena

"Sajan Chale Sasural" (1996) - Singer/Musician

"Loafer" (1996) - Bhiku-Ravi's Mama

"Krishna" (1996) - Raja

"Mr. Bechara" (1996) - Mr. Natwarlal 'Romeo'

"Bal Brahmachari" (1996) - Chote Chaudhary

"Diljale" (1996) - Rajasaheb/Mantri

"Beqabu" (1996)

"Hum Hain Khalnayak" (1996) - Tikka Singh/Shakti Singh

"Khilona" (1996) - Ronny

"Shapath" (1997) - Havaldar Shakti Singh

"Sanam" (1997) - Angara

"Naseeb" (1997) - Lalli

"Kaun Rokega Mujhe" (1997)

"...Jayate (TV movie)" (1997) - Advocate S. Kapoor

"Itihaas" (1997) - Navlakhi/Dholu

"Daadagiri" (1997) - ACP Pratap Sinha

"Bhoot Bhungla" (1997) - Thakur

"Bhai Bhai" (1997) - Goga

"Bhai" (1997) - Bharat

"Banarasi Babu" (1997) - Manchala

"Aakhri Sanghursh" (1997) - Vijay

"Judwaa" (1997) - Rangeela

"Hero No. 1" (1997) - Babu

"Jeevan Yudh" (1997) - Rani's accomplice

"Zameer: The Awakening of a Soul" (1997) - Chedhi Lal

"Mahaanta: The Film" (1997) - Inspector Dubey

"Mere Sapno Ki Rani" (1997) - Mamaji

"Prithvi" (1997)

"Betaabi" (1997) - Ajmera

"Deewana Mastana" (1997) - Neha's Uncle

"Loha" (1997) - Mustafa

"Zanjeer" (1998)

"Gunda" (1998) - Chutiya

"Chhota Chetan" (1998) - Baba Khondol

"Barsaat Ki Raat" (1998)

"Miss 420" (1998) - CBI Chief

"Keemat: They Are Back" (1998) - Lala Bhajanlal

"Maharaja " (1998) - Bhalu Prasad Bihari Orey

"Zulm-O-Sitam" (1998) - Imli Dada

"Bandhan" (1998) - Billu

"Hero Hindustani" (1998) - Cadbury

"Mehndi" (1998) - Banne Miya

"Himmatwala" (1998)

"Hum Aapke Dil Mein Rehte Hain" (1999) - Khairati Lal

"Daag: The Fire" (1999) - Dr. Anand

"Lal Baadshah" (1999) - Balu (Lal's Secretary)

"Jaanam Samjha Karo" (1999) - Harry

"Silsila Hai Pyar Ka" (1999) - Rakesh Nath/Roxy

"Rajaji" (1999) - Dhanpat Rai

"Hindustan Ki Kasam" (1999) - Verma

"Hello Brother" (1999) - Khanna

"Heera Lal Panna Lal" (1999) - Motiwala's Edler Brother

"Hum Saath-Saath Hain: We Stand United" (1999) - Anwar

"Jaamwar" (1999) - Sultan

"Tune Mera Dil Le Liyaa " (2000) - K.K. (Kishan Kanhaiya)

"Shikaar" (2000) - Badri Nath

"Saugandh" (2000)

" Meri Jung Ka Elaan" (2000) - Gadar Singh

"Justice Chowdhary" (2000)

"Jallad No. 1" (2000) - Shinde

"Dalaal No.1 " (2000) - Shakti 'Dalaal'

"Bhai Thakur" (2000) - Thakur Diwan Singh

"Aaj Ka Ravan" (2000)

"Bulandi" (2000) - Jagannath

"Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani" (2000) - Ramakant Dua

"Daku Ramkali" (2000)

"Baaghi" (2000)

"Chal Mere Bhai" (2000) - Sapna's uncle (Mamaji)

"Hum To Mohabbat Karega" (2000) - Ketu

"Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega..." (2000) - Abdul's uncle

"Dhaai Akshar Prem Ke" (2000) - Pritam Grewal

"Jis Desh Mein Ganga Rehta Hain" (2000) - Avinash (Ganga's

biological dad)

"Aakhri Dacait" (2000)

"Kahin Pyaar Na Ho Jaaye" (2000) - Panditji

"Kaali Ki Saugandh" (2000) - Thakur Gajraj Singh

"Shiva Ka Insaaf " (2001)

"Meri Adaalat" (2001) - Drunk Police Inspector

"Inteqam" (2001) - Mohan Seth

"Bombay Girls" (2001) - Chitrasen

"Bengal Tiger" (2001) - Rukavat Singh

"Arjun Devaa" (2001) - Bade Thakur Jagawar Choudhry

"Aaj Ka Gunda" (2001)

"Zubeidaa" (2001) - Dance Master Hiralal

"Jagira" (2001)

"Jodi No.1" (2001) - Insp. Shakti Singh (Mumbai)

"Uljhan" (2001) - Pawan

"Bond of Love" (2001) - Ladoo Mama

"Mujhe Meri Biwi Se Bachaao" (2001) -

"Ittefaq" (2001) - ACP Rathod

"Indian" (2001)

"Ehsaas: The Feeling" (2001) - Principal

"Aamdani Atthanni Kharcha Rupaiya" (2001) - Dhoklu

"Style" (2001) - Suren Bhagwat

"Mawali No.1" (2002)

"Marshal" (2002) - Damodar

"Haan Maine Bhi Pyaar Kiya" (2002) - Chinni

"Ab Ke Baras" (2002) - BMW

"23rd March 1931: Shaheed" (2002) - Chattar Singh

"Akhiyon Se Goli Maare" (2002) - Shakti Dada

"Hathyar: Face to Face with Reality" (2002) - Hasan Bhai

"Waah! Tera Kya Kehna" (2002) - Dilip Oberoi

"Reshma aur Sultan" (2002)

"Humein Tumse Pyar Ho Gaya Chupke Chupke" (2003) - Dildar

Singh

"Bahudibe Mo Jaga Balia" (2003)

"Anubhav: An Experience" (2003) - Public Prosecutor

"Tujhe Meri Kasam" (2003) - Kailash, Rishi's father

"Talaash: The Hunt Begins..." (2003) - Upadhyay

"Pran Jaaye Par Shaan Na Jaaye" (2003)

"Hungama" (2003) - 'Raddiwala' Tejabhai alias Kachara Seth

"Shola: Fire of Love" (2004) - Police Inspector

"Suno Sasurjee" (2004) - Kiran's brother-in-law

"Poochho Mere Dil Se" (2004) - Major Khan

"Shikaar" (2004) - Chhadha

"Taarzan: The Wonder Car" (2004) - Mahesh Saxena (3rd Partner)

"Shart: The Challenge" (2004) - Dilbaugh

"Ek Se Badhkar Ek" (2004) - Inspector Kaate

"Hulchul" (2004) - Kashinath

"Musafir" (2004) - Whacko Jacko

Smile Please (2004)

"Jurm" (2005) - Chamanlal

"Garam" (2005)

Qatal-E-Aam (2005)

Zameer: The Fire Within (2005) - Dildar

Barsaat (2005 film) - Mr. Virwani

"Raja Bhai Lagey Raho..." (2005) - Dhiru - Beggar

Dosti: Friends Forever (2005) - Bharucha

Tom, Dick, and Harry (2006 film) - Inspector P.K. Waghmare

"Bold" (2006) - John

Love In Japan (2006) - Bangha

"Rafta Rafta: The Speed" (2006) - Johnny Englandia

Malamaal Weekly (2006) - Joseph

"Umar" (2006) - Prem Lakha

Souten: The Other Woman (2006) - Sumer Singh

Chup Chup Ke (2006) - Natwar

Shaadi Karke Phas Gaya Yaar (2006) - Mr. Kapoor

Bhagam Bhag (2006) - Guru - Anjali's uncle

Nehlle Pe Dehlla (2007) - Balram 'Balu' Sahni

Bombay to Goa (2007 film) - A.C.P Shakti Singh

"Nach Baliye 3 (TV mini-series)" (2007) - Jodi 4

"Jimmy" (2008) - Inspector Battu Singh Tobar Patialewala

Hastey Hastey - Follow Your Heart (2008) - Tony

Don Muthu Swami (2008) - Noora

Woodstock Villa (2008) - Chawla

Khushboo (2008 film) - Chugh

"Rafoo Chakkar: Fun on the Run" (2008) - Hasmukh

Khallballi! (2008) - Bhadak Singh

"Victoria House" (2009) - Guru

"The Hero - Abhimanyu" (2009) - Garudnarayan Choudhary

"The Game of Love (video)" (2009) - Advocate

"Kisse Pyaar Karo?n" (2009) - A.K. 47

"Baabarr" (2009) - Sarfaraz Qurishi

"Meri Life Mein Uski Wife" (2009) - Padam Kumar Lele

De Dana Dan (2009) - Musa Hirapurwala/Suber

Teen Patti (film) (2010) - Prem London

Mr. Bhatti on Chutti (2010) - Tourist

Malik Ek (2010) - Kulkarni

No Problem (film) (2010) - Police Commissioner Khurana

Naughty @ 40 (2011) - Sharafat Ali

Bin Bulaye Baraati (2011) - Ajay Prakash

Deewana Main Deewana (2013) - Basant Kumar

Sahasam (2013) - Sultan

Mr Joe B. Carvalho (2014)

Shakti Kapoor at the Internet Movie Database

External links[edit]

Controversies[edit]
Casting couch controversy[edit]
In March 2005, India TV released a video, allegedly showing Shakti Kapoor asking for sexual favour
from an undercover reporter posing as an aspiring actress, in return for entry into the film
industry.Where he told the undercover reporter "I want to make love to you....kiss you" According to
India TV, this was a sting operation to expose the phenomenon ofcasting couch prevalent in
Bollywood. This incident sparked a controversy in Bollywood and Kapoor was banned by the Film &
Television Producers Guild of India. Association of Indian Motion Pictures and TV Programme
Producers decided not to ban him as no allegations against him were proven. One week later,
however, the Film & Television Producers Guild lifted the ban.
[4]

[5]

Kapoor claimed that the video clip in question was doctored and he had been framed. He said that
the undercover reporter met him several times and threatened to commit suicide if he did not come
to the hotel room she had booked.
[6]

Bigg Boss[edit]
Shakti Kapoor took part in Bigg Boss season 5. He was the captain of the house for the first two
weeks but eventually got eliminated in the 4th week of the show.

Reality television[edit]
As Contestant
Year

2011

Show

Place

Channel

Bigg Boss

14th place
Evicted Day 28

Colors

References[edit]
1.

Jump up^ "Another Kapoor debut, this time with Amitabh". Retrieved 25 May 2009.[dead link]

2.

Jump up^ I don't believe in the casting couch at all, Tehleka.com, retrieved 17 March 2013

3.

Jump up^ "Best Shakti Kapoor characters". Retrieved 28 July2012.

4.

Jump up^ Ramesh, Randeep (16 March 2005). "Bollywood baddie shown as casting couch villain". The Guardian. Retrieved7 July 2009.

5.

Jump up^ Bhattacharya, Chandrima (15 March 2005). "Casting couch divide runs deep". The Telegraph. Retrieved 7 July2009.

6.

Jump up^ Prasad, Raekha (16 March 2005). "I've been framed, says Bollywood villain". Times Online. Retrieved 7 July2009.

External links[edit]

[show]

Filmfare Award for Best Comedian

[show]

Bigg Boss

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Shakti Kapoor at the Internet Movie Database

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