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Irrfan Khan (7 January 1967– 29 April 2020) was an Indian actor who worked in Indian and British-American films.^[1] His on-screen debut was a minor role in Mira Nair's Salaam Bombay! in 1988.^[2] He followed this with appearances in a variety of television shows in the late 1980s to 1990s including playing ʽAbd al-Qadir Badayuni in Bharat Ek Khoj (1988), Makhdoom Mohiuddin in Kahkashan (1991), Vladimir Lenin in Lal Ghas Per Neele Ghodey (1992), a dual role in Chandrakanta (1994), and Valmiki in Jai Hanuman (1997). Khan found his television work unfulfilling and considered quitting acting.^[3]

His career experienced a turnaround with his breakthrough role as the lead in Asif Kapadia's The Warrior (2001), which won the BAFTA Award for Outstanding British Film.^[3]^[4] He followed this with critically acclaimed villainous roles in Haasil and Maqbool (both in 2003).^[5] For the former performance, where he played a devious politician, Khan received the Filmfare Award for Best Performance in a Negative Role.^[6]^[7] In 2006, Khan portrayed a first-generation Bengali immigrant in the Nair-directed film The Namesake with Tabu and a hitman in The Killer.^[8]^[9] The following year, he won the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance as a 38-year-old man waiting to marry the right woman in Life in a... Metro, directed by Anurag Basu.^[5]^[10] In 2008, he received international recognition for his role as a police inspector in Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture.^[11]^[12]

Khan played the eponymous athlete-turned-bandit in Paan Singh Tomar and the adult version of the title character in Ang Lee's Life of Pi (both in 2012). For the former, he won the National Film Award for Best Actor; the latter was a critically acclaimed commercial success.^[13] In 2013, he portrayed a widower who pursues an epistolary romance with a married woman in The Lunchbox with Nimrat Kaur.^[11]^[14] The film, which he also produced, was a commercial success and received critical acclaim.^[15] Three years later, he played supporting roles in Haider, Jurassic World, Piku, and the television miniseries Tokyo Trial, in which he portrayed the jurist Radhabinod Pal. In 2017, his performance as a father trying to get a place for his daughter in an elite English-medium school in Hindi Medium garnered him the Filmfare Award for Best Actor and also became his highest-grossing Hindi release.^[13]^[16]^[17] Khan starred as a widower in Angrezi Medium (2020).^[18] It was to be his final role as he died later in the same year, aged 53.^[1]^[19] He posthumously won Best Actor and Lifetime Achievement at the 66th Filmfare Awards.^[20]

Film

List of film credits
Year	Title	Role(s)	Language(s)	Notes	Ref(s)
1988	Salaam Bombay!	Letter writer	Hindi		^[21]
1989	Kamla Ki Maut	Ajit			^[22]
1990	Drishti	Rahul			^[23]
1990	Ek Doctor Ki Maut	Amulya			^[24]
1991	Pita	Unknown			^[22]
1992	Mujhse Dosti Karoge	Unknown			^[25]
1993	Karamati Coat	Jaggu			^[26]^[27]
1994	The Cloud Door	Unknown		Short film	^[28]
	Vaade Iraade	Naresh			^[29]
	Purush	Siddharth			^[30]
1997	Private Detective: Two Plus Two Plus One	Inspector Khan			^[31]
1998	Such A Long Journey	Gustad's Father	English		^[32]
1998	Bada Din	Police Inspector	Hindi		^[33]
1999	The Goal	Anupam Singh			^[34]
2000	Ghaath	Romesh "Mamu" Bhagwat Dogra			^[35]
2001	Kasoor	Nitin Mehta			^[36]
2001	The Warrior	Lafcadia			^[37]
2002	Kali Salwar	Shankar			^[38]^[39]
	Gunaah	Pandey			^[40]
	Pratha	Nimi Pandey			^[41]
	Haathi Ka Anda	Unknown			^[42]
	Bokshu – The Myth	High Priest	English		^[43]^[44]
2003	Dhund	Ajit Khurana	Hindi		^[45]
	Haasil	Ranvijay Singh		Filmfare Award for Best Actor in a Negative Role	^[46]^[47]
	Supari	Baba			^[48]
	Footpath	Sheikh			^[49]
	The Bypass	Policeman		Short film	^[50]
	Maqbool	Miyan Maqbool			^[51]
	Road To Ladakh	Shafiq		Short film	^[52]
2004	Charas	Randhir Singh Rathore			^[53]
	Aan: Men at Work	Yusuf Pathan			^[54]
	Shadows of Time	Yani	Bengali		^[55]
2005	Rog	Inspector Uday Rathore	Hindi		^[56]
	Chehraa	Chandranath Diwan	Hindi		^[57]
	Chocolate	Pipi			^[58]
	7½ Phere	Manoj Joshi			^[59]
	The Film	Shameem Bhai		Voice only	^[60]
2006	Yun Hota Toh Kya Hota	Salim Rajabali			^[61]
	The Killer	Vikram			^[9]
	The Namesake	Ashoke Ganguli	English Bengali		^[62]
	Deadline: Sirf 24 Ghante	Krish Vaidya	Hindi		^[63]
	Sainikudu	Pappu Yadav	Telugu		^[64]
	Mr. 100%	Vishal	Hindi		^[65]
2007	Partition	Avtar	English		^[66]^[67]
	Life in a... Metro	Monty	Hindi	Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor	^[5]^[10]
	A Mighty Heart	Javed Habib	English		^[68]
	The Darjeeling Limited	The Father	English		^[69]
	Apna Asmaan	Ravi Kumar	Hindi		^[70]
	Aaja Nachle	Farooque		Cameo appearance	^[71]
2008	Tulsi	Suraj			^[72]
	Sunday	Kumar Mangat			^[73]
	One Two Three	Narrator			^[74]
	Krazzy 4	Dr. Mukherjee			^[75]
	Mumbai Meri Jaan	Thomas			^[76]
	Chamku	Unknown			^[77]
	Migration	Unknown		Short film	^[78]
	Slumdog Millionaire	Police Inspector	English		^[79]
	New York, I Love You	Mansukhbhai	English	Anthology film Segment: "Mira Nair"	^[80]
	Dil Kabaddi	Samit	Hindi		^[81]
2009	Billu	Billu			^[82]
	New York	Roshan			^[83]
	Acid Factory	Kaiser			^[84]
2010	Right Yaaa Wrong	Inspector Vinay Patnaik			^[85]
	Knock Out	Tony Khosla			^[86]
	Hisss	Inspector Vikram Gupta			^[87]
2011	Yeh Saali Zindagi	Arun			^[88]
	7 Khoon Maaf	Wasiullah "Musafir" Khan			^[89]
	Thank You	Vikram Chopra			^[90]
2012	Paan Singh Tomar	Paan Singh Tomar		National Film Award for Best Actor Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor	^[91]^[92]^[93]
	The Amazing Spider-Man	Dr. Rajit Ratha	English		^[94]
	Life of Pi	Pi Patel	English		^[95]
2013	Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster Returns	Indrajeet Pratap Singh	Hindi		^[96]
	The Lunchbox	Saajan Fernandes		Also producer	^[97]
	D-Day	Wali Khan			^[98]
	Qissa	Umber Singh			^[99]
2014	Gunday	ACP Satya			^[100]
	The Xposé	Alec D'Costa / Narrator		Cameo appearance	^[101]^[102]
	Haider	Roohdaar			^[103]
2015	Piku	Rana Chaudhary			^[104]
	Jurassic World	Simon Masrani	English		^[105]
	Jazbaa	Inspector Yohan	Hindi		^[106]
	Talvar	Ashwin Kumar			^[107]
	Bajirao Mastani	Narrator			^[108]
2016	Madaari	Nirmal Kumar			^[109]
2016	Inferno	Harry "The Provost" Sims	English		^[110]
2017	Hindi Medium	Raj Batra	Hindi		^[111]
	Raabta	Narrator	Hindi		^[112]
	No Bed of Roses	Javed Hasan	Bengali English	Also producer Nominated— Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor	^[113]^[114]
	The Song of Scorpions	Aadam	Rajasthani		^[115]
	Qarib Qarib Singlle	Yogi	Hindi		^[116]
2018	Puzzle	Robert	English		^[117]
	Blackmail	Dev Kaushal	Hindi		^[118]
	Karwaan	Shaukat			^[119]
2020	Angrezi Medium	Champak Bansal		Filmfare Award for Best Actor	^[19]^[120]
2021	Murder at Teesri Manzil 302	Shekhar Sharma		Posthumous release Filmed in 2007 but released in 2021	^[121]^[122]

Television

List of television credits
Year(s)	Title	Role(s)	Language(s)	Notes	Ref(s)
1987	Shrikant	Abhaya's husband	Hindi		^[123]
1988	Bharat Ek Khoj	ʽAbd al-Qadir Badayuni			^[124]
1991	Kahkashan	Makhdoom Mohiuddin			^[124]
1991	Jazeere	Alfred		Television film	^[125]
1992	Lal Ghas Per Neele Ghodey	Vladimir Lenin		Teleplay	^[125]
1992	Chanakya	Senapati Bhadrashaal			^[124]
1993	Kirdaar	Various characters	Hindi Urdu		^[126]
1994	Chandrakanta	Badrinath / Somnath	Hindi		^[124]
1994	The Great Maratha	Najib ad-Dawlah / Ghulam Kadir			^[127]
1995	Banegi Apni Baat	Kumar			^[124]
1996	Just Mohabbat	Mr. Singh		Cameo	^[128]
1997	Jai Hanuman	Valmiki			^[129]
1997	Bombay Blue	Ramiz			^[130]
1998	Sparsh	Unknown			^[131]
1999	Geeta Rahasya	Kansa			^[132]
1999–2000	Star Bestsellers	Unknown / Mahesh / Unknown / Ganesh		Episode: "Bhoron Ne Khilaya Phool" Episode: "Ek Shaam Ki Mulaquat" Episode: "Fursat Mein" Episode: "Govind Aur Ganesh"	^[133]^[134]
2000	X Zone	Unknown		1 episode	^[135]
2000	Darr	Serial killer			^[124]
2003	Ssshhhh...Koi Hai	Amar		Episode "From Reel to Real"	^[136]
2004	Kyaa Kahein	Host			^[137]
2006	Mano Ya Na Mano	Host			^[138]
2009–2010	MTV Roadies	Himself		Season 7	^[139]
2010	In Treatment	Sunil Sanyal	English	7 episodes	^[140]
2016	Tokyo Trial	Radhabinod Pal	English Japanese	Miniseries	^[141]

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Irrfan Khan at NF360

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