Emraan Hashmi is a famous Bollywood actor. He has been in lots of hit movies like Murder, Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, The Dirty Picture, and more. He is known for his acting skills and intense roles.

Early Years

Emraan Hashmi was born into a Muslim household on March 24, 1947, in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Hashmi studied at Jamnabai Narsee School. After completing his graduation from Jamnabai, he continued his education at Sydenham College in Mumbai. Later, Hashmi earned a bachelor's degree from Mumbai University. Hashmi is the cousin of Mohit Suri, and 2 has collaborated on several motion pictures.

About Family

While his mom, Maherrah Hashmi, was a stay-at-home mom, his dad, Syed Anwar Hashmi, is a businessperson who also appeared in the 1968 film "Baharon Ki Manzil." Meherbano Mohammad Ali, often known by the stage name 'Purnima,' was his paternal grandmother and an actress who stayed in India when Syed Shaukat Hashmi moved to Pakistan after India was partitioned. Meherbano Mohammad Ali later married filmmaker Bhagwan Das Varma, joining the Varma clan and becoming stepgrandfather to Bhagwan Das Emraan. Meherbano, the mother of Mahesh & Mukesh Bhatt, the producers, and Hashmi's uncles, as well as Shirin Mohammad Ali's sister, welcomed Emraan into the Bhatt family. Mohit Suri's cousin Hashmi has collaborated with him on several films. Actor Rahul Bhatt belongs to his family as well as Pooja and Alia Bhatt.

Career

He appeared in Anurag Basu's sensuous thriller ‘Murder’ opposite Mallika Sherawat and Mr. Ashmit Patel. Murder became a financial success and the ninth-highest-earning earning film in India for the year with a domestic total of 250 million rupees (US$3.1 million). His life had a significant transformation as a result of the film murder, which was favorably received by the public. He gained notoriety as a serial murderer as a consequence. The following role for Hashmi was alongside Dia Mirza in Anurag Basu's romantic comedy ‘Tumsa Nahin Dekha.’ During production, Basu was taken to the hospital due to conditions like blood cancer, but Mahesh Bhatt, the film's producer, and director completed it. Although the movie didn't do well financially. After that, Hashmi played a supporting part in ‘Kalyug,’ a thriller by Mohit Suri. Hashmi plays the role of Ali Bhai, a proprietor of a sex store. His performance was praised by the reviewers. Kalyug had relatively little success in India.

‘Aksar,’ a thriller by Anant Mahadevan, was Hashmi's first movie of 2006. Aksar, a thriller directed by Anant Mahadevan and starring Udita Goswami as well as Dino Morea, was Hashmi's first movie of 2006. The movie was produced profitably, but critics gave it poor ratings. After that, he had an appearance in Shiney Ahuja and Kangana Ranaut's romantic thriller ‘Gangster’ directed by Anurag Basu. In India, the film grossed over 190 million rs (US$2.4 million) at the box office. For this, Hashmi garnered favorable reviews. He performs a decent job, and there is no needless bravado or theatrics. Hashmi was nominated for his first Filmfare award for the movie's Finest in a Negative Role.

The following year, Hashmi had an appearance in Milan Luthria's historic action film "Once Upon a Time in Mumbai." In the movie, which was based on the actual criminal "Da'wood Ibrahim" and depicted the expansion of organized crime in Mumbai, Hashmi portrayed the part of Shoaib Khan. Hashmi received positive feedback from critics for his performance and received a Filmfare Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. After that, Mohit Suri's action-thriller ‘Crook’ came out, which was centered on the issue of the mistreatment of Indians in Australia. Unfortunately, the film fared poorly and got unfavorable reviews.

Hashmi began his acting career in Madhur Bhandarkar's romantic comedy "Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji" in 2011. The movie had financial difficulties and received mixed reviews from critics. Then he appeared in Mohit Suri's horror movie ‘Murder 2’ with Jacqueline Fernandez, Prashant Narayanan, & Sulagna Panigrahi. The movie & his performance received a range of reviews from critics. Notwithstanding this, Murder 2 was a big success and a blockbuster with over 476 million ($6.0 million) in domestic box office receipts.

The Dirty Picture, directed by Milan Luthria and starring Naseeruddin Shah, Tusshar Kapoor, & Vidya Balan as the contentious Indian actress Silk Smitha, was Hashmi's last movie of the year. He was picked to portray Abraham, the major antagonist-claiming narrator of the story. When the film appeared, Hashmi's performance was well-received. However, several critics questioned his performance in the film. A financial success, The Dirty Picture made more than 1.14 billion (around $14 million) globally.

Alongside Randeep Hooda & Esha Gupta, Hashmi co-starred in the year 2012 murder mystery "Jannat 2," which was directed by Kunal Deshmukh. It was originally going to be called "Informer," but that name was changed to the present one, making it a sequel to Jannat (2008). Despite receiving both negative and positive reviews from critics, the movie was a box-office success. The next part for Hashmi was in Vikram Bhatt's supernatural horror film 'Raaz 3D,' starring Esha Gupta & Bipasha Basu. Despite being a box-office hit, the movie and his performance earned a lot of bad reviews. Rush, a long-delayed thriller directed by Shamin Desai that bombed at the box office, was his last release of the year.

In the mystery thriller 'Ek Thi Daayan,' written by Vishal Bhardwaj and directed by Ekta Kapoor in 2013, Hashmi made his acting debut with Kalki Koechlin, Konkona Sen Sharma, and Huma Qureshi. The most of critics for the film were good, and Hashmi's performance was praised. The second time Hashmi showed up, it was in Raj Kumar Gupta's comedy-thriller 'Ghanchakkar' with Vidya Balan. Critics had differing opinions on the film and Hashmi's performance. At the box office, "Ek Thi Daayan" and "Ghanchakkar" both fell short of expectations. Hashmi first appeared in Rensil D'Silva's "Ungli" and then Kunal Deshmukh's "Raja Natwarlal" in 2014; both of these movies bombed at the box office, marking Ungli Hashmi's sixth consecutive flop. He played the lead role in the Oscar-winning movie Tigers, which was directed by Danis Tanovi and had its global premiere at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival. In November 2018, it was made accessible online on the streaming site ZEE5.

In 2015, Hashmi had two movie appearances. The second film, the much-awaited ‘Hamari Adhuri Kahani,’ in which Vidya Balan appeared for the third time, failed to make money and earned negative reviews. The central character of the film is Vasudha, a widowed single mother who had lost her husband five years before and who begins to develop feelings for hotel magnate Aarav. However, when her absent husband Hari makes a comeback, their relationship is strained. Even though it earned mixed reactions from critics and favorable responses from the crowd, it was commercially mediocre.

His subsequent film, Azhar, opened to mixed reviews on May 13, 2016. The story's primary character is Azhar, a former Indian cricketer. Azhar Mohammad, a member of a middle-class family, gains fame as a cricket player. Then, on Sept 16, 2016, he made a cameo in Raaz: Reboot, Vikram Bhatt's fourth entry in the Raaz series. Raaz Reboot had a terrible box office performance. Baadshaho, Milan Luthra's subsequent film, was released on September 1st, 2017. He began shooting for ‘Captain Nawab’ in the latter part of 2017, however, it was claimed at the start of 2018 that the movie's production had been suspended. The online series "Bard of Blood," which is based on the same-named novel by Bilal Siddiqui, featured Hashmi as of October 2018. Shah Rukh Khan created the web series, which was made accessible on Netflix. 'In January 2019, he appeared in the commercial failure crime thriller 'Why Cheat India' by Soumik Sen. Hashmi is currently shooting the 2019 version of the 2017 Malayalam movie with the same name, Ezra.

The love song "Lut Gaye" featured Emraan Hashmi in February 2021. Radhika Rao & Vinay Sapru are the director, while T-Series is the producer. Jubin Nautiyal sings. His three films in 2021 were released on March 19, Aug 26, and October 29. They were the horror movie "Dybbuk," starring Nikita Dutta, "Chehre," in which he co-stars with Amitabh Bachchan & portrays corporate mogul Karan Oberai, and the crime thriller "Mumbai Saga," directed by Sanjay Gupta. The COVID-19 pandemic's recurrence made Maharashtra implement a midnight curfew and a lockdown, which negatively impacted Mumbai Saga's box office success. Digitally, it was released on April 27, 2021, on Amazon Prime Video.

Upcoming Movies

Tiger 3, the 3rd film in the series and the creation of Maneesh Sharma, marks the comebacks of Salman Khan & Katrina Kaif. The movie's screenplay was reportedly written by Aditya Chopra, Akash Solanki, & Shridhar Raghavan. Emraan Hashmi portrays ISI spy Jamal Fateh Mir in this movie (Lion).

Selfie, the next film starring Akshay Kumar and Emraan Hashmi, is now in production, according to the Film production house 'Dharma Productions.' Raj Mehta is adapting the 2019 Malayalam film "Driving Licence" for the big screen. On its social media platforms, Karan Johar's The Dharma Productions announced the commencement of the film's production. Emraan Hashmi, an actor, will play Inspector Gorkha Sadh.

Personal Life

Hashmi wed Parveen Shahani in an Islamic wedding in December 2006, after a six-and-a-half-year relationship. The couple had a boy on February 3, 2010, whom they named Ayaan Hashmi. Ayaan was identified with first-stage cancer on Jan 15, 2014. In January 2019, six and a half years after being diagnosed with cancer Ayaan Hashmi received the confirmation. Despite having a Christian mother and a Muslim father, Hashmi was brought up as a Muslim and claims to be a "strong believer in God."

His mother Maherrah Hashmi died away on March 11, 2016, so Hashmi postponed one day of shooting for his film ‘Azhar’ as soon as he found out. He preferred to keep his mind occupied and did not want to put off the shooting of ‘Azhar’ any longer. So as early as he could, he went back to the sets.

In 2016, Hashmi released "Kiss of Life," an autobiographical book based on the struggle against cancer that his son endured. He likes spending time with his family, especially his young son, and he makes an effort to do so during his formative years. Imran said that since he was a youngster, he has not liked watching movies. He doesn't like socializing and going out more.

Net Worth

According to estimates, Emraan Hashmi has a net worth of $14 million, or around Rs. 105 crores in Indian rupees. His primary sources of income are movies and endorsement deals. Imran runs across performers whose names don't come up in debates. In the next three years, his net worth may rise by 40%. He lives in an opulent villa in Mumbai. Approximately sixteen crore Indian rupees are the estimated worth of this property. He also has an enormous real estate portfolio around the country. He owns several high-end automobiles, including a Lamborghini & Rolls Royce. In addition to a part of the take, Emraan Hashmi bills 5–6 crores for each movie. He asks Rs. 2 crores in exchange for brand endorsements.

Facts

Emraan, which is a very good fit for him, means "achievement." Before joining the profession, he had changed his name to Farhan Hashmi; however, he eventually returned to Emraan, which undoubtedly enriched his life with achievements.
As adorable as he is, Emraan Hashmi has a sweet pet name. His pet name was usually "Emmi."
He worked as an assistant director on Mahesh Bhatt's ‘Raaz,’ which featured Bipasha Basu & Dino Morea. He later starred in the next two movies in the same series.
Despite his romantic nature, Emraan Hashmi is an incredibly conventional man. He has known Parveen Shahani for almost six years before their marriage. Emraan's personal and professional life have never been combined. He has always kept his family apart from the controversies that surround Bollywood.
When Emraan's kid was diagnosed with cancer, he stayed strong, proving to be a wonderful father. Considering all the difficulties he encountered at the time, he is a fighter.
When questioned about his favorite on-screen kiss, he said his favorite was with Jacqueline Fernandez in the movie Murder 2, while his least favorite was with Malika Sherawat in "Murder."
He once stated he despises Bollywood parties and gets bored with them often.
Additionally, every popular song from his movies has earned nearly half as much money as the movies themselves.
Emraan Hashmi, whose on-screen kisses have given him the nickname "serial kisser," says that his wife Parveen still complains about them and that she would cease if he gives her a bag for each movie he kisses in. There are many bags in her closet.

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