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Imran Khan complete movie(s) list from 2015 to 1988 all inclusive: Actor with release dates, trailers and much more . Exclusive complied list with movies like Katti Batti (2015), Gori Tere Pyaar Mein! (2013), Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbai Dobaara! (2011), Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola (2012), Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu (2012), Mere Brother ki Dulhan (2011), Delhi Belly (2011), Break Ke Baad (2010), I Hate Luv Storys (2010), Kunal Kohli's untitled1 (2010)

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Follows Ilyas, a 13-year-old boy who navigates the social hierarchy of his new school in California with a mustache his parents won't let him shave. Follows Ilyas, a 13-year-old boy who navigates the social hierarchy of his new school in California with a mustache his parents won't let him shave. Follows Ilyas, a 13-year-old boy who navigates the social hierarchy of his new school in California with a mustache his parents won't let him shave. Mustache is a quirky and sweet film that explores the immigrant and South Asian experience. Khan's film helps fill a void in the lack of representation in South Asian stories in contemporary film and media. Mustache helps narrate a coming of age story through a youth lens where the protagonist, Ilyas, a Pakistan-American, experiences social.pressures in response to his appearance and namely, his mustache, in his new school. Mustache is lighthearted, relatable, and an exciting drop for Pakistani-Americans waiting for films to tell their stories out there. Mustache is a must watch short film that sweetly reminds all of what it's like to grow up in an immigrant household.in suburban America.

Imran Khan, a talented actor with chocolate-boy looks, says with the influx of new filmmakers and fresh storylines in the Hindi film industry, this is the best time to be a part of showbiz. “So many good and talented young directors, producers and writers are coming in. The kind of films that are being made today and the kind of cinema that the audience has been supporting… we could not hope for anything else,” said the actor. Imran Khan at an event “Whether it is ‘Matru Ki Bijlee Ka Mandola’ or ‘Delhi Belly’, if such kinds of films were being made 10 to 15 years back, they wouldn’t have worked at the box-office,” Imran told IANS in an interview. In a short span of four years, Imran – the nephew of Aamir Khan – has proved his mettle with impressive performances. He says an actor lives for audience appreciation, and that is what he also looks forward to through all his projects. “An actor always wants to do something different. We (actors) live only for the appreciation from the audience. This is what we want. We want that the audience likes and appreciates our work and we want that they remember every role we do. That is what every actor is trying to do,” Imran said. “I want people to remember the roles that I do. But ultimately, success or failure is not in our hands. We don’t know what will happen (with any film),” he added. Imran made his Bollywood debut with 2008 film “Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na”. He was later seen in films like “Kidnap”, “Luck”, “I Hate Luv Storys”, “Delhi ...