The Bollywood Star actor Irrfan Khan (7th Jan 1967 to 29th April 2020) spent his 30 years in Hindi Cinema worked more than in 50 films. He was the most tremendous and finest actor, won numerous Film Fare, and national Awards during his remarkable journey of the Bollywood. Check Irrfan Khan’s movies List here. He made his acting debut with his academy award-nominated movie “Salam Bombay(1988)”. The breakthrough movie “A Life in….Metro(2007)” was a turning point for his life and won Filmfare award for best supporting actor.
A normal student from the national school of drama to the legendary Actor of Bollywood, Irrfan khan’s Distinguished Journey made him reigns hearts of millions across the world and that is why social media was all flooded with emotions, grief, and condolences after the heartbreaking news came out this morning.
Irrfan Khan was last seen on screen in his movie “Angreji Medium ” which was released before the nationwide lockdown in Mid – March 2020. He has worked in a number of national award-winning movies. He was first portrayed in a negative role on screen in his movies Hasil(2003) and Maqbool(2004) and won Filmfare and screen award for Best Actor in a negative role. His bucket is very full with his blockbuster movies like Life in a metro(2007), Slumdog millionaire(2008), Mumbai meri Jaan(2008), Paan Singh Tomar(2013), Piku(2016), Talvar(2016), LunchBox(2013) and many more.
Irrfan Khan’s Movies List from 1989 to 2020
1. Salam Bombay(1988)
“Salam Bombay” is the first movie Irrfan Khan released on 24 August 1988. Irrfan Khan’s salam Bombay was an academy award-nominated movie. With this movie, he got the foothold in this big Bollywood Family.
Director:- Mira Nair
Genre:- Crime/Drama
Awards:- National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi, National Film Award for Best Child Artist
2. Hasil (2003)
The first movie for Irrfan Khan to portray the negative role on screen, Released on 16th May 2003. He received the Filmfare award for the best actor in a negative role for his role as a student leader of Allahabad University Ranvijay Singh in film Haasil.
Director:- Tigmanshu Dhulia
Genre:- Drama/ Romance
Awards:- FilmFare Award
Best Dialogue:- “Aur jaan se mar dena beta,hum reh gaye na,marne me der nahi lagayenge,bhagwan kasam.” (Haasil) – Irrfan Khan
3. Life in a… Metro(2007)
Director:- Anurag Basu
Genre:- Drama/ Romance
Awards:- Filmfare Awards, International Indian Film Academy Awards, Screen Awards for best-supporting actor.
Best Dialogue:- “Rishte Kisi guarantee card k sath to aate nahi hain” (Life in a Metro) – Irrfan Khan
4. Slumdog millionaire(2008)
Director:- Danny Boyle
Genre:- Drama/ Romance
Awards:- Screen Actors Guild Award
5. 7 Khoon Maf(2012)
Playing one of the seven husbands of Priyanka Chopra in 7 Khoon Maaf, Irrfan stood out and captured the gaze of the audience with his performance.
Director:- Vishal Bhardwaj
Genre:- Drama/ Mystery
Awards:- Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress.
Best Dialogue:- Ik baar to yun hoga, thoda sa sukoon hoga … na dil mein kasak hogi, na sar mein junoon hoga. ( 7 Khoon Maaf) Irrfan Khan
6. Paan Singh Tomar(2013)
Director:- Tigmanshu Dhulia
Genre:- Sport/ Action
Awards:- National Film Award for Best Feature Film.
Best Dialogue:- “Beehad mein to “Baaghi” hote hain, “Dacait” milte hain parliament mein! (Paan Singh Tomar) – Irrfan Khan
7. The LunchBox(2013)
Director:- Ritesh Batra
Genre:- Drama/ Romance
Awards:- Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor.
Best Dialogue:- “Sometimes the wrong train takes you to the right direction (Lunchbox) – Irrfan Khan
8. Talvar(2016)
Director:- Meghna Gulzar
Genre:- Drama/ Thriller
Awards:- Filmfare Award for Best Editing, Star Screen Awards, Stardust Awards.
9. Piku(2015)
Director:- Shoojit Sircar
Genre:- Drama/ Comedy
Awards:- Indian Film Festival of Melbourne, BIG Star Most Entertaining Film Actor – Female
Best Dialogue:- “Sirf Insaan Galat nahi hote, kabhi kabhi vakt bhi galat ho sakta hain (Piku)” – Irrfan Khan
10 Hindi Medium(2017)
Director:- Saket Chaudhary
Genre:- Comedy/ Comedy-Drama
Awards:- IIFA Award for Best Actor, IIFA Award for Best Director, Screen Awards, Filmfare Awards.
Best Dialogue:- “Ek France banda, German banda speak wrong English, We no problem. Ek Indian banda say wrong English, banda hi bekar ho jata hai ji..(Hindi Medium)”-Irrfan Khan
11. Angrezi Medium(2020)
Director:- Homi Adajania
Genre:- Drama/ Comedy
Best Dialogue:- “Aadmi ka sapna tutu jata hain na to aadmi khatam ho jata hain..(Angrezi Medium) “- Irrfan Khan
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