Ajay Singh Deol (born 19 October 1956), better known as Sunny Deol, is an Indian film actor, director and producer known for his work in Hindi cinema.In a film career spanning over thirty five years and over hundred films. Deol made his debut opposite fellow debutante Amrita Singh in Betaab (1983). He received a Filmfare Best Actor Award nomination for his performance.

Running time178 minutesCountryIndiaLanguageHindiBudget₹150 millionBox office₹540 millionIndian is a Indian -language film directed by and produced. It stars, and also features, and in other roles. The film is a remake of the film and was released on 26 October 2001 with excellent box office reports, grossing a domestic nett of ₹18.0 million on its opening day. Made on a budget of ₹150 million, it was successful at the box office, earning over ₹540 million worldwide.

The film tells the story of a strong, brave policeman who is falsely blamed for the mysterious murder of his father-in-law. It was the fourth highest-grossing Hindi film of the year in India with a nett gross of ₹280 million. Contents.Plot Raj Shekhar Azad is an honest Deputy Commissioner of Police whose sole intention is to wipe out corruption. From his name to his aim, emerges unflinching patriotism.

But for every such patriot, there is an equally motivated terrorist.Waseem Khan , a dreaded terrorist, is aided in his mission by Raj's father-in-law , an influential industrialist and several police officers.Raj's path is laden with hurdles, but he leaves no stone unturned, within the realm of law, to wage a war against the evil doers. The film is notable for the Sunny Deol's portrayal DCP Azad. The sublime toughness and solidity that the acclaimed actor manages to bring to the character of Rajshekhar Azad in his trademark sedate style is the high point of the film. Raj Babbar too comesof in with a powerful performance though his role disappears within the first hour. The peerless Danny Dengzongpa, is powerful in his portrayal of Singhania Saab in the film.Cast. as DCP Rajshekhar Azad.

as Anjali Raj Shekhar Azad. as Shankar Singhania. as Wasim Khan/Allah baksh.

as Pratap. as DGP Suryapratap Singh.

as Police Commissioner. as Joginder Singh. Auto t-shirt design software. as Havaldar Mushtaq Singh. as Uttar Pradesh minister Veer Bahadur Singh. as Sanjay Singhania. Suresh Bhagwat as B.E.S.T. Employee.

as Gill. as Jewellery shop owner. as Inspector Deshmukh. as Mrs. Suryapratap Singh. as Inspector Moutho (as Pramod Moutho).

as an 'Yeh Pyar'. as an 'Yeh Pyar'Soundtrack All songs are written by.TitleSinger(s)'Waton Walo'Deewane','Yeh Pyar','Rab Di Kasam','Jaana Maine','Thaath Nawabi',References.

Sunny Deol started his career in 1983 playing the guy who tames the wild Amrita Singh in Betaab. Known to deliver high-voltage low-key performances in films mainly by Rahul Rawail, Raj Kumar Santoshi and JP Dutta, this Deol has been struggling lately to find his bearings in the rapidly-changing atmosphere in Bollywood. We look at his best films over the years.1. Arjun (1985)Two years after his debut Sunny Deol gave a remarkably restrained fine-tuned performance in this tautly-written Javed Akhtar script about a student who is waylaid and exploited by an evil politician(Anupam Kher). Rahul Rawail’s direction captured Deol in his most implosive avatar,creating sparks in the dark that ignite the screen even today.

Sunny’s special friend Dimple Kapadia played his love interest. The film has a handsome supporting cast and a powerhouse impact. Dacait (1987)Inspired by Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai and Ganga Jumna, Dacait is Deol’s most powerful social statement to date.

It touched on caste discrimination and social inequality and how these fostered a rebellious generation. Deol was marvellously reined-in as the simple villager who transforms into a dreaded dacoit.

The film featured two other powerhouse performances by Raakhee Gulzar as Sunny’s mother and Paresh Rawal as a corrupt cop. Gripping even today from first frame to last. Not a boxoffice success, as it was found to be way too dark and tense. Yateem (1988)With this tale of an orphan who is almost seduced bis foster mother (Sujata Mehta), began Deol’s association with JP Dutta.

Like Rahul Rawail, Dutta knew which emotions to tap in the introspective actor to make his personality erupt into a welter of angry protests. The film was underrated and rejected on release.

Ishwar Bidri’s camera work gave a physical shape to Deol’s anger. Chaalbaaz (1989)A very rare comic outing for the ever-gloomy Sunny, and too in a female-centric film. Just once Sunny didn’t mind taking a backseat, as the woman at the helm was the one and only Sridevi. Even Rajinikanth played second fiddle. Sunny and Rajini enjoyed encoring Sanjeev Kumar and Dharmendra’s roles from Seeta Aur Geeta. Ghayal (1990)Considered the most important hit of Sunny Deol’s career, Ghayal began Deol’s association with director Raj Kumar Santoshi.The film a blood-soaked vendetta tale starred Sunny as Ajay Mehra who goes on a rampage when the villain Balwant Rai (Amrish Puri) kills Ajay’s brother (Raj Babbar). Not as wonderfully scripted as Arjun or Dacait, Ghayal nonetheless is the biggest hit of Sunny’s career.

It took on Aamir Khan’s hit Dil at the boxoffice and outdid its collections. Narsimha (1991)The very violent and influential cinema of N Chandra came to this film after Chandra’s smaller but more impact-filled Ankush and Pratighaat. Narsimha cast Sunny as a drunken waylaid right-hand man to a tyrant politician in dark glasses mysteriously named Baapji (Om Puri). There were interesting conflicts running through the plot, though finally these conflicts didn’t work themselves out.

Nonetheless an interesting performance by Deol. Damini (1993)The role of the sozzled lawyer who fights the rape victim’s case was inspired by Paul Newman in The Verdict.

Deol who has never touched a drop of alcohol in his life took on extended cameo of tipsy lawyer in this Meenakshi Sheshadri vehicle because of his faith in the director Raj Kumar Santoshi. Ghatak (1996)A personal favourite among all of Sunny Deol’s films Ghatak featured him as a Varanasi – bred idealist who is confronted by monstrous corruption in the city when he has to migrate for the sake of his ailing father. The father-son sequences between Deol and Amrish Puri were masterly in their portrait of unexpressed devotion and love.director Raj Santoshi offered this role to Sunny after Kamal Haasan was unable to do it.

Gadar - Ek Prem Katha (2001)A mammoth pre-partition melodrama where Sunny Deol sets off across the border to get his wife Amisha Patel back from Pakistan, the film’s passionate patriotism made it one of the biggest boxoffice successes in the history of Bollywood. Gadar came on the same Friday as Aamir Khan’s historic Lagaan and actually made money in the long run (pun intended). 23 March 1931 - Shaheed (2002)Sunny was cast as freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad while his kid-brother Bobby Deol played Bhagat Singh. The film got buried in the heap of Bhagat Singh bio-pics. But Sunny was in splendid form as a real-life historical figure,bringing into play all the righteous indignation of Arjun, Ghayal and Ghatak into one line of vision.Also Read.