ANUPAM KHER

 
Anupam Kher, born on March 7, 1955, in Shimla, India, began his acting journey with the National School of Drama, which laid the foundation for his prolific career. Kher gained immense fame with his role in Saaransh (1984), where he portrayed an elderly man dealing with loss—a powerful performance that showcased his extraordinary talent and earned him critical acclaim. Over the years, he has seamlessly moved across genres, embodying characters in drama, comedy, and even villainous roles.
 
Throughout his career, Anupam Kher has appeared in over 500 films, including Bollywood classics like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Karma, Rang De Basanti, and A Wednesday. His work extends beyond Bollywood to international projects like Silver Linings Playbook and The Big Sick, making him one of the few Indian actors to achieve global recognition. Apart from acting, Kher is also known for his work as a producer and for his motivational speaking. His extensive contributions to cinema and his range of impactful roles have made him an iconic figure in Indian film history.