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Photograph of Ajay Devgn
Devgn at an event for his film Drishyam in 2015

Ajay Devgn is an Indian actor, director and producer who works in Hindi films. His debut as an actor in Phool Aur Kaante (1991), which won him the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.[1] Devgn then played a kickboxer in the martial arts film Jigar (1992) and a blind character in the film Vijaypath (1994). Further success came with roles in the 1994 box-office hits Suhaag and Dilwale.[2] He garnered his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor nomination for his performance in the action drama Naajayaz (1995).[3] Devgn received critical acclaim for his roles in Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha and the political drama Zakhm (both 1998),[4] winning National Film Award for Best Actor for the latter.[5][6] In 1999, he starred in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, earning a Filmfare Best Actor nomination.[3] In 2000, Devgn established his production house Ajay Devgn FFilms, produced and appeared as the protagonist in the commercially unsuccessful Raju Chacha.[7] He received a Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor nomination for his role as a dacoit in the drama Lajja (2001).[8]

Devgn played a character loosely based on Dawood Ibrahim in Ram Gopal Varma's critically acclaimed gangster film Company (2002).[9][10] He won his second National Film Award for portraying the revolutionary Bhagat Singh in Santoshi's biopic The Legend of Bhagat Singh[11] and received the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor for both these films.[12] He next played the antagonist in psychological thriller Deewangee (2002), for which he earned a Filmfare Best Villain Award.[13] In 2003, Devgn starred in Varma's commercially successful horror film Bhoot.[14] He received another Filmfare Best Actor nomination for his role of an honest IPS officer in the drama Gangaajal (2003), directed by Prakash Jha.[3] The following year, Devgn appeared as a student-turned-politician in Yuva (2004), a drama from Mani Ratnam. He portrayed a character based on Othello in the critically acclaimed film Omkara (2006), a remake of William Shakespeare's play Othello[15][16] and also played Gopal in Rohit Shetty's multi-starrer comedy Golmaal: Fun Unlimited (2006), a role he later reprised in its sequels Golmaal Returns (2008) and Golmaal 3 (2010). In 2007, Devgn appeared in two commercial failures, including Varma's Aag, based on the 1975 cult classic Sholay.[17][18] Aag is considered one of the worst films.[19][20][21][22]

In 2008, Devgn acted in the drama Halla Bol, and directed and produced the romantic drama U Me Aur Hum.[23] In 2009, he produced his third film, All the Best: Fun Begins. In the crime drama Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai (2010), Devgn played a character inspired from gangster Haji Mastan.[24] He appeared as a dalit leader in Jha's political drama Raajneeti (2010). Both of these films performed favourably at the box office and the former garnered him a Filmfare Best Actor nomination.[3][25] He again collaborated with Shetty for the role of an upright police officer in the action drama Singham (2011).[26] Devgn achieved further success with roles in the action comedies Bol Bachchan and Son of Sardaar, the latter of which he also produced.[27] He appeared as a protective father in Nishikant Kamat's successful suspense thriller Drishyam (2015), before a setback began when his directorial, production and next starrer Shivaay (2016) flopped at box office.[28] The fluctuations ended in 2017, when after giving another underperformer Baadshaho, Devgn gained blockbuster success by reuniting with Shetty for the fifth installment of his iconic and comical Golmaal franchise named Golmaal Again, his first film that entered the 200 Crore Club in Indian net collection.[29] The series of critically and commercially hit films in his career continued with Raj Kumar Gupta's 2018 drama Raid, Indra Kumar's 2019 adventure comedy Total Dhamaal, Akiv Ali's 2019 rom-com De De Pyaar De and Om Raut's 2020 period actioner Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior.[30] The lattermost emerged as Devgn's highest-grossing release, followed by essaying a real-life pilot in OTT war film Bhuj (2021) and an undercover police officer in his debut web series Rudra (2022).[31] He briefly reprised the role of Bajirao Singham in Rohit Shetty's other cop films Simmba (2018) and Sooryavanshi (2021) and also gained huge critical acclaim in 2022 for cameos of real-life characters, Rahimlala and Venkata Ramaraju in the crime drama Gangubai Kathiawadi and Telugu period film RRR respectively, all of which were highly successful with the latter becoming the 3rd highest grossing Indian film worldwide grossing over ₹1100 crore.

Devgn is directing, producing and starring in the thriller Runway 34 with Amitabh Bachchan, set for cinema release on Eid in April 2022. He will also enact a variety of roles in Maidaan, Cirkus, Thank God, Drishyam 2, Bholaa, Raid 2, Singham 3, Golmaal 5, Chanakya, Chanakya 2 and an yet-untitled superhero big budget production by Yash Raj Films.

Filmography

Key
† Denotes films / dramas that are not yet released
Year Film Actor Producer Director Role Notes Reference(s)
1985 Pyari Behna Yes No No Young Kali Child artist [32]
1991 Phool Aur Kaante Yes No No Ajay [33]
1992 Jigar Yes No No Raj "Raju" Verma [34]
1993 Divya Shakti Yes No No Prashant Varma [34]
Platform Yes No No Raju [34]
Sangraam Yes No No Raja S. Singh Kanwar [34]
Shaktiman Yes No No Amar [34]
Dil Hai Betaab Yes No No Ajay [34]
Ek Hi Raasta Yes No No Karan Singh [34]
Bedardi Yes No No Vijay Saxena [34]
Dhanwaan Yes No No Kashinath [34]
1994 Dilwale Yes No No Arun Saxena [35]
Kanoon Yes No No Vishal Singh [34]
Vijaypath Yes No No Karan [36]
Suhaag Yes No No Ajay Sharma / Ajay Malhotra[a] [34]
Madam X No No No — Assistant director [37]
1995 Naajayaz Yes No No Jay Bakshi [34]
Hulchul Yes No No Deva [38]
Gundaraj Yes No No Ajay Chauhan [34]
Haqeeqat Yes No No Shiva/Ajay[a] [34]
1996 Jung Yes No No Ajay Bahadur Saxena [34]
Diljale Yes No No Shyam [34]
Jaan Yes No No Karan [34]
1997 Ishq Yes No No Ajay Rai [34]
Itihaas Yes No No Karan [34]
1998 Major Saab Yes No No Virendra Pratap Singh [39]
Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha Yes No No Shekhar [40]
Sar Utha Ke Jiyo Yes No No Himself Guest appearance [34]
Zakhm Yes No No Ajay R. Desai [34]
1999 Hogi Pyaar Ki Jeet Yes No No Raju [34]
Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam Yes No No Vanraj [41]
Hindustan Ki Kasam Yes Yes No Ajay/Tauheed[b] [42]
Gair Yes No No Vijay Kumar/Dev[a] [34]
Thakshak Yes No No Ishaan Singh [34]
Kachche Dhaage Yes No No Aftab [43]
Dil Kya Kare Yes Yes No Anand [44]
2000 Deewane Yes No No Vishal/Arun[b] [34]
Raju Chacha Yes Yes No Shekhar/Raju Chacha[a] [34]
2001 Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke Yes No No Vicky/Rohit Verma[b] [34]
Lajja Yes No No Bhulwa [45]
Tera Mera Saath Rahen Yes No No Raj Dixit [46]
2002 Company Yes No No Malik [47]
Hum Kisise Kum Nahin Yes No No Raja [48]
The Legend of Bhagat Singh Yes No No Bhagat Singh [49]
Deewangee Yes No No Tarang Bharadwaj [50]
2003 Bhoot Yes No No Vishal [51]
Qayamat: City Under Threat Yes No No Rachit [52]
Chori Chori Yes No No Ranbir Malhotra [53]
Gangaajal Yes No No SP Amit Kumar [54]
Parwana Yes No No Parwana [55]
Zameen Yes No No Col. Ranvir Singh Ranawat [56]
LOC Kargil Yes No No Manoj Kumar Pandey [57]
2004 Khakee Yes No No Yashwant Angre [58]
Masti Yes No No Sikander [59]
Yuva Yes No No Michael Mukherjee [60]
Raincoat Yes No No Manoj [61]
Taarzan: The Wonder Car Yes No No Deven Chaudhary Cameo [62]
2005 Insan Yes No No Ajit Rathore [63]
Blackmail Yes No No Shekhar R Mohan [64]
Zameer: The Fire Within Yes No No Suraj Chauhan [65]
Tango Charlie Yes No No Mohammed Ali [66]
Kaal Yes No No Kaali Pratap Singh [67]
Main Aisa Hi Hoon Yes No No Indraneel Thakur [68]
Apaharan Yes No No Ajay Shastri [69]
Shikhar Yes No No Gaurav Gupta [70]
2006 Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke Yes No No Kunal Singh [71]
Golmaal: Fun Unlimited Yes No No Gopal [72]
The Awakening Yes Yes No Himself Also editor; Short film [34][73]
Omkara Yes No No Omkara Shukla [74]
2007 Cash Yes No No Karan / Doc[a] [34]
Aag Yes No No Heerendra "Heero" Dhaan [75]
2008 Halla Bol Yes No No Ashfaque Khan/Sameer Khan[a] [76]
Sunday Yes No No Rajvir Randhawa [77]
U Me Aur Hum Yes Yes Yes Ajay [78][79]
Haal-e-Dil Yes No No Himself Guest appearance [80]
Mehbooba Yes No No Karan Dhariwal [81]
Golmaal Returns Yes No No Gopal [82]
2009 All the Best: Fun Begins Yes Yes No Prem Chopra [83]
London Dreams Yes No No Arjun [84]
2010 Teen Patti Yes No No Sunny [85]
Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge? Yes No No Puneet [86]
Raajneeti Yes No No Sooraj Kumar [87]
Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai Yes No No Sultan Mirza [88]
Aakrosh Yes No No Pratap Kumar [89]
Golmaal 3 Yes No No Gopal [90]
Toonpur Ka Super Hero Yes No No Aditya [91]
2011 Yamla Pagla Deewana Yes No No Narrator [92]
Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji Yes No No Naren Ahuja [93]
Ready Yes No No Raju Cameo [94]
Singham Yes No No Bajirao Singham [95]
Rascals Yes No No Bhagat [96]
2012 Tezz Yes No No Aakash Rana [97]
Bol Bachchan Yes Yes No Prithviraj Raghuvanshi [98]
Son of Sardaar Yes Yes No Jaswinder Singh Randhawa (Jassi) [99]
Save The Girl Child Yes No No — [30][100]
2013 Himmatwala Yes No No Ravi [101]
Satyagraha Yes No No Manav Raghvendra [102]
Mahabharat Yes No No Arjun
(Voice) 		[103]
2014 Singham Returns Yes Yes No DCP Bajirao Singham [104]
Action Jackson Yes No No Vishy/Jai (AJ)[b] [105]
Vitti Dandu No Yes No — [106]
2015 Hey Bro Yes No No Himself Guest appearance [107]
Drishyam Yes No No Vijay Salgaonkar [108]
2016 Fitoor Yes No No Moazam Cameo [109][110]
Shivaay Yes Yes Yes Shivaay [111]
2017 Guest iin London Yes No No Ajay Gandotra Cameo [112]
Baadshaho Yes No No Bhavani Singh [113]
Poster Boys Yes No No Himself Guest appearance [114]
Golmaal Again Yes No No Gopal [115]
2018 Aapla Manus Yes Yes No Himself Guest appearance [116]
Raid Yes No No Amay Patnaik [117]
Helicopter Eela No Yes No — [118]
Simmba Yes No No DCP Bajirao Singham Cameo [119][120]
2019 Total Dhamaal Yes Yes No Guddu Rastogi [121][122][123]
De De Pyaar De Yes No No Ashish Mehra [124]
2020 Tanhaji Yes Yes No Tanaji Malusare [125] [126][127]
Chhalaang No Yes No — [128]
2021 Tribhanga No Yes No — [129]
The Big Bull No Yes No — [130]
Bhuj: The Pride of India Yes Yes No Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik [131]
Sooryavanshi Yes No No DCP Bajirao Singham Cameo [132][133]
Velle No Yes No —
2022 Gangubai Kathiawadi Yes No No Rahim Lala Cameo [134]
RRR Yes No No Alluri Venkata Ramaraju Cameo [135]
[136]
Runway 34 Yes Yes Yes Captain Vikrant Khanna [137][138]
Maidaan† Yes No No Syed Abdul Rahim Unreleased [139]
Cirkus† Yes No No TBA Cameo [140]
Thank God† Yes No No Yamraj [141][142]
Drishyam 2† Yes No No Vijay Salgaonkar Filming [143]
Naam† Yes No No TBA [144]
2023 Bholaa† Yes Yes No TBA Filming [145]

Dubbing roles

Film title Actor Character Dub Language Original Language Original Year Release Dub Year Release Notes
Eega – Father (voice in intro credits) Hindi Telugu 2012 2012 The Hindi dub was titled: "Makkhi"
Dhruva Ram Charan ASP K. Dhruva IPS Hindi Telugu 2016 2017

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2002–2004 Devi Producer [146]
2008 Rock-N-Roll Family Judge [147]
2012 Ramleela – Ajay Devgn Ke Saath Narrator [148]
2018 Swami Ramdev - Ek Sangharsh Producer [149]
2020 LalBazaar Presenter
2021 Into The Wild With Bear Grylls Celebrity Guest
2022 The Great Indian Murder Producer
Rudra: The Edge of Darkness DCP Rudraveer "Rudra" Singh [150]

See also

Footnotes

  1. ^ a b c d e f Devgn played a character with two different names.
  2. ^ a b c d Devgn played two different characters.

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