Vijay Raaz
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1963-06-05 (61 years old)
Place of Birth Delhi, India
Also Known As विजय राज़
Vijay Raaz
Biography
Vijay Raaz is an Indian film actor. His breakthrough hit came when he played the role of Dubeyji in the movie Monsoon Wedding. Since then, Raaz has been cast in small, often comedic roles, in many Hindi movies, often depicting the character of a common man. Raaz was born and raised in Delhi where he attended Kirori Mal College. While at college he was a part of the dramatic society The Players. He also appeared in plays at the National School of Drama. He decided to focus on a film career and moved to Mumbai where he received a role in Ram Gopal Varma's Jungle. Naseeruddin Shah had seen him perform at the NSD and recommended him to Mahesh Mathai for Bhopal Express and to Mira Nair for Monsoon Wedding. After the success of Monsoon Wedding Raaz received many roles. His first mainstream film cast as the leading actor was Raghu Romeo, a box office success where Raaz depicts the life of a confused lower-class Indian fellow. Description above from the Wikipedia article Vijay Raaz, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia
Known For
Actor
as Jatin
as Ramesh Mishra
as Anna
as Laadle
as Ravindra Tokash
as Tiger Ali
as Anna
as Shivajirao Jende
as Saajan Morarka
as Sona Bhai
as Munnalal Pateria
as Dara
as Coach Sampath
as Yogesh
as Kewal Prajapati
as Raziabai
as The Cleaner
as Banna
as Jaffar Bhai
as Hassan Noorani
as Bala Rathore
as Gyanesh Shukla
as Narrator
as Gangaram
as Rasheed's Father
as Lampat Harami
as Rajpal Kirar
as Faiyaz Bhai
as Nizam
as Kamachi
as Aftab Ahmed
as Jauhari
as Mrityu
as Remo
as Dev Shukla
as Bechara Bapu
as Shastri
as Inspector Kathor
as Harry
as The Narrator
as Rahmat
as Narrator
as Jaggi
as Khabri Chacha
as Arvind Dhariwal
as Mustakeen Bhai
as Prem Kumar
as Himself
as Lallan
as Durai Arasan
as Madhubali
as Rehmat Ali
as Bhanwar Singh Kilol
as Jaan Mohammad
as Munshiji
as Sawatya
as Manghi
as Somayajulu
as Professor Agarwal urf Agro
as Suicidal man
as Narrator
as Actor
as Yadav
as Inspector Ranvijay
as Murli
as Raja
as Filter
as Ajeet Munde
as Gangu Bhai
as Dev Kumar "D.K." Malik
as Das
as Abdul Dicky
as Master Pasha
as Babloo
as Digambar (Hindi)
as Pat / Pratap
as Raghu
as Dablu
as Tony Chang
as Siddharth's friend
as Baba Hindustani
as Ganpat
as Chingar
as Mad Villager
as Beeja
as Ghisu
as Koda Singh
as Parbatlal Dubey
as Yeda Yakub
as Raju Bhai
as Deshu
Director
as Director