Sunita Ahuja ( m. 1987) Children Yashvardan Ahuja Parents Relatives See Residence, India Profession, Years active 1986–present Nickname(s) Chi Chi Govinda Ahuja (born 21 December 1963), known as Govinda, is an actor, dancer, and former known for his work in. Known for his dancing skills, Govinda has received twelve nominations, a, a, and four. The actor was a member of the from 2004 to 2009. Govinda's first film was 1986's, and he has appeared in over 165 Hindi films.
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In June 1999, he was voted the tenth-greatest star of stage or screen in a poll. During the 1980s, Govinda's acted in family, drama, action and romantic films. He started out as an action hero in the 80s and reinvented himself as a comedy hero in the 90s.
His earlier box-office hits include (1992), (1994), (1994) and (1995). He was recognised later in the decade as a comic actor after playing a mischievous young cadet in the 1992 romance. Govinda had lead roles in several commercially successful comedy films, including (1993), (1994), (1995), (1997), (1997), (1998), (1998), (1999) and (2001). He received a for and a for.
He played six roles in (2000): Raju and his mother, father, sister, grandmother and grandfather. After a number of box office flops in the 2000s, his later commercial successes included (2006), (2007) and (2009). In 2015 Govinda became a judge on 's dance-contest program, Dance India Dance Super Mom Season 2. The show received the highest of any reality-show opening episode.
Govinda (a member of the ) was elected the seventh for the constituency of in the in 2004, defeating of the. Contents. Early life Govinda, also known as 'Chichi Bhaiya', was born on 21 December 1963 to former actor and singer-actress into a family with and roots. Govinda's mother hailed from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Arun is best known for 's (1940).
He produced one unsuccessful film and became ill shortly afterwards. The family, living in a on 's, moved to —a northern Mumbai suburb—where Govinda was born. The youngest of six children, he was given the pet name 'Chi Chi', meaning 'little finger' in, the language spoken at home. Acting career 1986–90: Debut and breakthrough. Left to right, Govinda and at a birthday party for After Govinda received a degree, his father suggested a career in film. Around this time, Govinda saw the film; afterwards, he practised for hours and circulated a promotional VHS cassette. He was offered jobs in a fertiliser commercial and an ad.
His first lead role was in opposite, directed by his uncle Anand. Govinda began shooting for his next film, in June 1985. His first release was (1986) which was a box office success, soon followed by another hit that same year. He went on to star in many films of various genres between 1987 and 1989 including the family dramas (1987), (1988), (1988) and action films including (1988), (1987), (1988) and (1989).
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Govinda worked with for the first time in the 1989 action film and worked with and in that same year. 1990–99: Critical and commercial success. Govinda and his wife at the 2014 In 1990, Govinda starred in the cult classic, with. And co-starring, and were also successful. In 1991, he appeared alongside and in the hit film. In 1992 he appeared in, an Indian version of, and David Dhawan's.
His successful collaboration with Dhawan continued with, the highest-grossing film of 1993. He and Dhawan would make several successful comedy films which included: (1994), (1995), (1996), (1997), (1997), (1997), (1998) and (1999). The actor sang in some of his films: 'Meri Pant Bhi Sexy' in and 'Gori Gori' in Shola Aur Shabnam. Dhawan and other directors frequently cast him with actresses such as, and during this decade. 2000–05: Slump and break from films.
Govinda (left) with on the set of Govinda's career had a setback during the early 2000s after a series of commercially unsuccessful films. His hits included,. Although the actor was nominated for for, and, since 2002 most of his films have been unsuccessful at the box office.
He played a villain for the first time in his career in (2000). Although the movie was not a commercial success, Govinda's convincing portrayal of a was critically acclaimed. He turned down roles in, and, all of which were successful. Govinda then joined the Indian National Congress.
He won a seat in Parliament from Mumbai North by defeating five-time MP Ram Naik, a former, by over 50,000 votes in the 2004 general election. The actor took a break from films during the period of 2003 to 2005. He had no new film releases in 2004 and 2005, although some of his delayed films were released during this time, (such as 2005's and —produced by Govinda and directed by his brother, Kirti Kumar—and 2006's ) which were box office failures. 2006–09: Comeback. Govinda with at a party Govinda made a comeback to films in late 2006 with the hit comedy (directed by ), in which he appeared with Akshay Kumar.
It was Govinda and Kumar's first film together. His first release of 2007 was director 's big-budget drama,. The all-star cast also included,. Govinda played Raju, a taxi driver who helps the Caucasian Stephanie who is frantically trying to find her lover. Raju eventually falls in love with her. Although the film was a, Govinda's performance was praised.
His second release that year was a comedy directed by co-starring,. The film grossed 300 million in India during its opening week, the second-highest domestic opening-week gross for an Indian film at that time. Govinda won several awards for his performance in Partner including an and a.
The previously-made, also released in 2007, did poorly at the box office. The actor appeared in the song 'Deewangi Deewangi', from. In 2008 Govinda appeared in, directed by Bollywood choreographer, which was a box office failure.
This was followed by a -directed comedy,. Govinda's performance was praised, and the film was successful.
That year Salman Khan invited Dhawan and Govinda on his show, to celebrate the success of Partner. The following year he played a lawyer in the hit, and his performance was praised by the critics. Govinda rejoined Dhawan and for; despite good reviews from critics, it was unsuccessful at the box office. 2010 to present In 2010 Govinda appeared in 's bilingual project, with. He played a employee who takes Vikram's character through the woods in search of a wanted criminal. Govinda denied reports that his character was a contemporary version of, and his performance in the minor role was praised. In 2011 he appeared in 's adult comedy,.
Although the film received negative reviews, Govinda's performance was appreciated. He also appeared in Rajnish Thakur's comedy, and voiced Bajrangi the monkey for 's animated. In 2013 Govinda co-starred with in 's box office failure, which had been made about ten years earlier. The film, a Hindi remake of the Tamil film, was directed by; Govinda's performance as a villain was praised. He made his Bengali debut as a in Dipak Sanyal's, co-starring and, another box office failure. Govinda (second from right) with (extreme left) at ICFPA concert in 2013 In 2014 Govinda appeared in 's, starring.
This was the second collaboration of Govinda and after. Three years after his last starring role he starred in 's, directed by, with,. Govinda last played an antagonist in 2000's. In the film posters, he posed with a gun. The trailer was released on 18 September 2014.
The trailer was appreciated. The film was released on 14 November 2014; although was not a commercial success, Govinda's performance was praised by critics. He played a superstar in with and, his first appearance with Khan. Its trailer was released on 9 October 2014. The film was released on 21 November 2014; it was a box office failure, but Govinda's performance was praised.
In 2015 Govinda appreared in Hey Bro, starring Nupur Sharma. In 2017, Govinda was seen as a cop in his home production, which was directed by Deepankar Senapati. The film also stars former Miss World Richa Sharma,.
Will be Govinda's third production, after. It was released on 17 March 2017.
The film was not successful at the box office. Collaboration with other actors. Govinda with (left) at the launch of the book, Mr And Mrs Dutt Govinda has worked with on 42 films. They last performed together in. He has worked with on 41 films. Govinda and Khan were last seen together in, which was released almost 10 years after it was filmed.
Govinda, and have appeared together in 22 films. Govinda and have appeared in 22 films, with Lever primarily playing comic roles. Govinda has made 14 films with; they last appeared together in 2009's Do Knot Disturb. Govinda has made 14 films with. He and have worked together in seven films:,. The actor was frequently paired with during the 1980s and early 1990s.
They have made ten films together: Govinda's debut Ilzaam, Love 86,. During the 1990s, Govinda was often paired with.
They have made ten films together:,. He has appeared in nine films with:,. Govinda at 's birthday party in 2008 In 2004, Govinda joined the and was elected to the (the lower house of the Indian parliament) from by 50,000 votes over the five-term incumbent. During the elections, he said his agenda would be prawaas (transportation), swasthya (health) and gyaan (education).
In the field of transportation, he claimed 80% credit for the quadrupling of the -Virar section of the. According to official sources, he made some efforts in the fields of health and education. The district collector said in an interview that Govinda had committed money from his 'local area development fund' (allocated to each MP by the government) to construct and solve drinking-water problems in and but administrative approval was delayed. Resignation Govinda's film-star status could explain his inaccessibility to his constituents but not his absence from parliament. During his tenure as the Member of Parliament, Govinda was usually absent when the Lok Sabha was in session and he was severely criticised for inactivity. At the same time, he continued his film career while he was serving as an MP.
Indeed, his career witnessed a comeback of sorts in 2007, after the release of (co-starring, who had been instrumental in getting him the role). He was pilloried in the press for the combination of continuing to act in films while being generally absent from parliament, and inaccessible to his constituents. On 20 January 2008, Govinda decided to leave politics and concentrate on his acting career.
Personal life. Govinda with his daughter, at a Bright Advertising Awards announcement Govinda's father, Arun Ahuja, was an actor during the 1940s; his mother, Nirmala Ahuja, was an actress and singer. His brother, Kirti Kumar, is an actor, producer and director. His sister, Kaamini Khanna, is a writer, music director and singer. Govinda's friend, Anand Singh (assistant to director Hrishikesh Mukherjee), introduced him in. Singh's sister-in-law Sunita Golwalkar fell in love with Govinda at this time, and they were married on 11 March 1987. Their marriage was a secret for four years.
They have two children: daughter and son Yashvardhan. Tina made her Bollywood debut in the 2015. Govinda has six nephews and two nieces in the entertainment industry: actors, Aryan, Arjun Singh, and director Janmendra Kumar Ahuja. Govinda's brother-in-law, Devendra Sharma, has appeared in several Hindi films (see ). Govinda was seriously injured on 5 January 1994 while travelling to a studio for the shooting of. The actor's car collided with another car, and he sustained head injuries. Although he was bleeding profusely, Govinda did not cancel the shoot; after seeing a doctor, he worked until midnight.
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Controversy. (l-r), at a special screening of In January 2008, Govinda slapped a struggling actor, Santosh Rai, on the set of at in Mumbai. On 5 February 2009, Rai filed a complaint against Govinda, accusing him of assault and criminal intimidation, in the Borivali Magistrate Court. In 2013, the court ruled against Rai. In 2014, Rai took his case to the. He said that he had come to Mumbai to become an actor, and felt very humiliated when he was slapped by Govinda.
According to Rai, he had contested the case for six years and had spent ₹500,000–600,000 on attorney fees. Since the actor did not apologise, he was more determined to fight him in court. In December 2015, the Supreme Court asked Govinda to apologise to Rai for slapping him and settle the whole matter out of the court immediately in the span of two weeks. The actor said that he 'respects' the court's decision, and will decide when he receives it in writing.
Accolades. Govinda (second from right) at the 2012 In 1999, Govinda was voted the world's tenth-greatest star of stage or screen in a BBC News Online poll.
In July 2016, he was recognised as Actor of the Decade at the in Mumbai. Music directors and singers Govinda has worked with music directors and and playback singer. Narayan has sung more than 100 songs for Govinda in more than 40 films, the greatest number of films and songs he has sung for a particular actor. Other singers associated with Govinda include,.
In the film 'Farz Ki Jung' (1989) there was a popular song 'Phool Ka Shabab Kya, Husn Mahatab Kya.' Which was sung by Late picturized on Govinda. His first album, Govinda, was released in 1998.
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