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Jaaved Jaaferi: ‘The definition of a hero in Hindi cinema has just got stuck with the idea of Salman Khan and Amitabh Bachchan bashing villains’ In conversation with actor Jaaved Jaaferi aka 'Bittu mama' from the show Never Kiss Your Best Friend on the preparation for the role, the advantages of the web series format and on how OTT has changed the way we look at heroes. Tell us about the character Bittu mama in I was not associated with Season 1. What I was associated with was Season 1.5 which happened during the lockdown. It was extremely exciting territory because we were self-shooting during the lockdown when everybody was in their own homes on an iPhone11 pro. The writer, director, producer and cinematographer of the web show, all came together from different parts of the world over a zoom call. For me the way we shot the show was the most exciting part. Season 2 is a continuation of Season 1.5. Vicky Kaushal's Zara Hatke Zara Bachke set to beat Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan & Bholaa at the box office - here's how Abhishek Agarwal: 'I want to build India's equivalent of LVMH' The character is an integral part of the story. Bittu mama’s basic interaction in the web show is with his sister and his niece. The most interesting thing about Bittu Mama is that he is not a hopeless romantic, but an extremely hopeful romantic. He after thirty years still has some hope that maybe he will get to meet the person he loved. He does meet her after thirty years and he believes that a pers...

1. He has a long-running commercial appearance It may seem like a long time, but Jaffrey has been a fixture in Maggi Hot & Sweet Sauce commercials for the last 25 years. The branding works given Jaffrey’s affability and love of hot sauce. It is clear that when something is working, it’s best not to change it. He is well recognized with the brand and will continue to promote them for the foreseeable future. It is clear that this is a match made in heaven. 2. He is the son of the Indian performer Jagdeep It may be widely known to his fans in India, but the West is still not up-to-date on much of the Indian film scene. 3. He has acted in over 350 films Many know that Jaffrey is a fixture on the big screen, but few realize how 4. He loves voice-overs Jaffrey is a pro at doing impressions and voices. You may be surprised to learn that he has dubbed some of the most famous characters in the world. His voice has been featured from characters alike from Mickey Mouse to Goofy. He has also done work for Pixar films like the Incredibles. His range is truly impressive, and it is even more impressive that he has been able to keep up this prolific pace for decades. This is something that is not easy to do. 5. He loves to reinvent himself Jaffrey is known for his unique style and his ability to reinvent himself in only a short period of time. With all that’s going on in the world, it is no surprise that people have short attention spans. Jaffrey makes the most of this by creating new ite...

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As Javed Jaffrey turned 59, take a look at some of his most iconic roles (Photo Credit: Instagram/Javed Jaffrey) He has also ruled the television world with shows such as Boogie Woogie and the voice-over of Takeshi's Castle. On his 59th birthday, here are his five most iconic roles. Keswani in 'Kambakkht Ishq' Seen in bits and pieces, his role was of a quirky person, trying to con others while always willing to get money or leverage money from others. Starring Ranchoddas Shamaldas Chanchad in '3 Idiots' Starring Also featuring Boman Irani and Omi Vaidya, Jaffrey's role of Ranchoddas Shamaldas Chanchad was an important one. He plays a rich guy who let his studious servant complete his engineering degree under his name. Aditya Pandit in 'Jajantaram Mamantaram' One of the most successful films of Bollywood's fantasy world, Jajantaram Mamantaram is touted as one of Jaffrey's career-best performances. Released in 2003, he essayed the role of Aditya Pandit. Directed by Soumitra Ranade, it is based on Gulliver's Travels. The film also stars actors Mika in 'Singh Is Kinng' Jaffrey was roped in for Singh Is Kinng which starred The action comedy film, which also featured actors Jaffrey was seen playing a double role in the film, of which, one was the main villain. Manav Shrivastav in 'Dhamaal' One of the best characters essayed by Jaffrey is that of Manav Shrivastav in the 2007 film Dhamaal. He played the role of a grown-up man who still has the mind and heart of a child. His charac...

• Syed Jaaved Ahmed Jaaferi (born 4 December 1963) is an Indian actor, dancer, Professional work [ ] Javed Jaffrey is the son of comedian [ citation needed] Jaffrey has hosted award shows including Loose Talk, portraying various characters from India. He has been associated with advertising since 1980 as a Jaffrey hosted Big Googly on Jaffrey has been awarded the life membership of International Film And Television Club of Film background [ ] The film [ citation needed] He was called "TVdom's first real superstar". Timex Timepass, in which he shifted between the caricatures of characters. [ citation needed] He won his first Mai Ka Laal on Disney Channel India which airs on Sundays at 5pm. Political career [ ] Jaffrey contested the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections from Filmography [ ] Year Title Role Notes 1985 Vikram Thakral aka Vicky Also singer for song "Bol Baby Bol Rock-N-Roll" 1987 7 Saal Baad Ravi 1988 Mukesh 1989 Johnny 1990 Ravi Verma 1991 Shiv Ram Sunil 1992 Vijay Captain Javed Sudhir 1993 Shekhar 1994 Sanjay Chopra / Pankaj Nigam 1995 Prince of Don JJ 1996 Jatin 1998 Cameo Also Singer and Lyricist for song "Mumbhai" 1998 Ashok 2000 Gary Rozario 2003 Amar Himself Special appearance Aditya Pandit Boom Shankar aka Boom Boom 2005 Jaggu 2007 Harry Manav Shrivastav Bobby 'BB' Bombatta 2008 Major Akash Kapoor Mika Singh Charlie Anna Voice Role 2009 Real Ranchoddas Shamaldas Chanchad Salim Habibullah Happi Pasha Keswani Parag Melwani Ebishek Carlos Suresh Khan 2010 Himself Speci...

Also Read: • • • B-town’s renowned choreographer and filmmaker Farah Khanwould have never even imagined in her weirdest dreams that her past would come to bite her back! An epic video featuring Farah Khan and actor and dancer Javed Jaffrey went viral on Twitter last night. Directors Sujoy Ghoshand Soumik Sen first posted the video on Twitter and Farah got further teased by actor Abhishek Bachchan! The crazy video is of a song from an old film Saat Saal Baad from 1987, which is 27 years ago! Farah and Javed are seen performing break dance choreographed by Javed Jaffrey. Farah looks pencil-thin and pretty and is almost unrecognizable in the video. She agreed to feature in the song for which she got Rs 3,000, a princely sum back then. She was then struggling to carve a niche for herself in the film industry.

New Delhi: Fans are already keeping on their toes since the announcement of ‘Takeshi`s Castle’ reboot, and now a recent tweet from actor and comedian Jaaved Jaaferi has raised eyebrows leaving fans in surmise about his return as a Hindi commentator on the show. The early 20s Indian kids must be in a state of nostalgia after knowing that their favourite Takeshi Kitano-hosted Japanese game show `Takeshi`s Castle` is returning on Amazon Prime Video. Apart from the adventurous and unique idea of the show, the best part about `Takeshi`s Castle` was its hilarious commentary by Jaaved Jaaferi. While the fans were still in surmise about his comeback as a Hindi commentator on the reboot, the 58-year-old comedian shared a tweet hinting at his possible return. Sharing a new story about the show that mentioned "the best part was the Hindi commentary by Javed Jaafari", Jaaved tweeted, "Hmmmm!!! Kya khayaal? (Hmmmm!!! What do you think?) #TakeshisCastle #OnceMore" The tweet from the `Boogie Woogie` star made his fans excited, with some commenting that they will only watch the show if he is returning back as the commentator. "Is baar bhi aap hi hindi ka voice over denge ?? Agar aap denge tho hum jaroor dekhenge,hamara tho fav show that yeh!!!," a fan wrote. Another commented, "I used to watched just because of your commentary." "It wont be accepted in India unless you start it by saying "Bumm Bumma Bumm Bumm Suswagatam," wrote a Twitter user."Will only watch if you`re commenting!," a fan...

Javed Jaffrey’s full name is Syed Javed Ahmed Jaffrey is a well-known Indian film actor, dancer, and comedian. He has appeared in several Bollywood films and Indian television shows. He came into the spotlight by portraying a negative role in the film ‘Meri Jung’ and a comic character of Manav Shrivastav in the film Dhamaal. Javed Jeffrey was born in a Muslim family on 4 December 1963 in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. His father’s name is Jagdeep Jaffrey, a veteran comedian, and actor. His mother, Sughra Begum was a Pakistani activist. Javed has a brother named Naved Jaffrey and a sister named Muskaan Jaffrey. He also has 2 half-sisters named Suraiya Jaffrey and Shakira Shafi. In 1989, Javed got married to Zeba Bakhtiar, a Pakistani Actress. Though, the couple separated their ways after a few years of their marriage. Then, he is married to Habiba Jaffrey. The couple is blessed with 2 sons, Mizaan Jaffrey and Abbas Jaffrey, and a daughter, Alaviaa Jaffrey. Javed Jaffrey Javed Jaffrey Wiki/Bio Birth Name Javed Jaffrey Nick Name Not Known Age (as in 2023) 60 Years Debut • Film Debut: Meri Jung (1985) • TV Debut: Videocon Flashback (1994, aired on Channel V) Religion Islam Sun Sign/Zodiac Sign Sagittarius Birth Place Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India Date of Birth 4 December 1963 Nationality Indian Residence Not Known Home Town Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Hobbies Watching Football Family Mother’s Name Begam Jaffrey Father’s Name Jagdeep Jaffrey (Comedian/Actor) Javed Jaffrey Fa...

One of Javed Jaffrey's pet peeves is being labelled. "I so hate the term Bollywood," the Indian actor and dancer said upon a recent visit to Dubai. "I know it's become synonymous with the industry but really we are 'Indian cinema'." Best known for his comic caricatures in Hindi cinema, notably his portrayal of a teenage thug in the film Bombay Boys 13 years ago, Jaffrey has also been the face of India's popular dance show Boogie Woogie since 1996. "I've been judging a dance show for the past 16 years and we've just gone off air. So I intend to start a new, much bigger show soon, which will also be a bit more international and I'm looking forward to that." Far from being India's answer to Simon Cowell, Jaffrey takes an altogether more measured approach. "I was on air long before American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance and because I come from India, sensitivity and a lot of respect are important," he said. "I don't like to insult people and I encourage them. If I do have to play on certain points I do that in a way that wouldn't hurt someone, but at the same time gets the point across." It was Jaffrey's diplomacy and critiquing skills that saw him appointed the star judge in Dubai's answer to Boogie Woogie: the BollyRock dance competition that was held at Ductac in Dubai's Mall of the Emirates on Wednesday. Seven schools with teams of 10 to 100 students competed in two categories - juniors and seniors - on Wednesday evening, presenting their dance routines to the panel ...

Jaaved Jaaferi talked about his father Jagdeep on the sidelines of a recent interaction about his own showbiz journey. (Express Archives photos) Actor Jaaved Jaaferi is mourning the demise of his father Jagdeep, who passed away on Wednesday in Mumbai, following age-related health issues. He was 81. In a recent interaction with indianexpress.com, Jaaved said his father Jagdeep was someone who came up from scratch and built a life for himself with sheer hard work. He recalled how the comedy his father enacted on screen emerged from the tragedy he faced in real life. “My father loved what he did on screen. But he had a very tragic life, and out of that tragedy came the comedy. He would talk to us about what he went through in life,” said Jaaved Jaaferi. Jagdeep, who entered films as a child artiste, went on to cement his position as one of Bollywood’s leading comic actors. His work in films like Do Bigha Zameen, Aar Paar, Brahmachari, Hum Panchi Ek Daal Ke and Andaz Apna Apna remain memorable. He was also a part of several Ramsay Brothers’ horror movies including Purana Mandir and Saamri. But it was his Soorma Bhopali act in Sholay that stuck with him over the decades. Jagdeep along with Ravi Behl, and sons Jaaved Jaaferi and Naved Jafri on the sets of dance reality show Boogie Woogie. (Express Archives photo) Jaaved Jaaferi further shared how his father’s perseverance through the most difficult times was his biggest inspiration. Javed said, “He came from the streets, after P...