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Emraan Hashmi moves forward considering every film as a new learning and continuously refines himself with changing characters.

Emraan Hashmi is one of those Bollywood actors who has made his mark in the industry with his hard work and different style. Imran entered the world of acting with the film ‘Yeh Zindagi Ka Safar’ in 2001, but due to bad behavior and acting, he was fired from the film.

Two years after this film, he officially debuted in Bollywood with the film ‘Footpath’. In the initial phase, Imran was afraid of the camera and had to take 40 takes for one scene in the first film.

The film ‘Murder’ gave a new direction to Imran’s career. Due to playing a bold character, he was tagged as a ‘serial kisser’, due to which he remained uncomfortable for a long time. But the same bold image made him a star who speaks directly from the heart to the audience. Interestingly, many of his successful films have a connection with Pakistan.

Some of Emraan Hashmi’s films have been a big craze in Pakistan. The music and film fan base associated with Pakistan is also considered to have contributed to his career. Emraan Hashmi proved that if an actor who listens to taunts about his limited acting skills has faith in his skills, he can reach all the heights of stardom.

In today’s success story, let us know some untold and special things related to Emraan Hashmi’s career and personal life.

removed from the first film

Emraan Hashmi started his career in 2001 with the film ‘Yeh Zindagi Ka Safar’, but due to bad behavior and weak acting, he was fired from the film. This gave him a chance to introspect. Two years later, in 2003, he made his official debut with ‘Footpath’. Although this film failed at the box office, this film gave him recognition.

In his early days, he was afraid of the camera and had to take 40 takes for a scene in his first film.

Career made by ‘murder’

In 2004, Mahesh Bhatt’s film ‘Murder’ made his career. The bold and romantic scenes of this film made him an overnight star and earned him the tag of ‘serial kisser’. His chemistry with Mallika Sherawat was quite popular. Mallika later said that Emraan made her feel very safe on the sets and that he was a gentleman.

Although there were some differences between the two, but 20 years after the release of the film, Emraan has admitted that the fight between him and Mallika was childish and now they would like to work together again.

Imran’s magic worked in Pakistan too

After ‘Murder’, films like ‘Zeher’, ‘Aashiq Banaya Aapne’, ‘Aksar’, ‘Gangster’, and ‘Awarapan’ increased his popularity. ‘Jannat’ of 2008 was his superhit film, which brought him in the list of top stars. The film proved to be the fifth highest grossing film of that year.

The theme of the film ‘Jannat’ was based on match fixing, in which Imran played the role of a bookie. This film became extremely popular not only in India but also in Pakistan. According to reports, when ‘Jannat’ was released in Pakistan, a huge crowd gathered in a cinema hall in Lahore to watch it and a stampede-like situation was created there.

This film brought Imran to the list of top stars and the number of his fans increased rapidly, especially in Pakistan. A proposal scene of the film was also liked very much by the audience there.

Career faded in the struggle to become a serious actor from a bad boy.

However, his image remained limited to ‘bad boy’ and romantic kisser. Imran wanted to move beyond this image and play serious and diverse roles. He tried different characters in films like ‘Shanghai’, but did not get the expected response from the audience. Films like ‘Raja Natwarlal’, ‘Mr.

During this period of change, his brand value was affected because the audience preferred to see him in his old image.

Son’s illness changed life

Emraan Hashmi’s personal life involved an uphill struggle when his son Ayaan’s health suddenly deteriorated in January 2014. The family was eating pizza at the time and when Ayaan noticed blood in his urine, he was immediately taken to the doctors, where he was diagnosed with kidney cancer. The very next day Ayaan had an operation and chemotherapy started.

This struggle lasted for almost five years, in which Imran and his wife Parveen did not give up and never showed weakness in front of their son. Imran had said that his entire world had changed in just twelve hours and it was difficult to describe this painful period in words. In 2019, Ayaan was completely cured of cancer and today he is completely healthy. During this time, Imran has also written a book about his son’s illness.

The ups and downs in personal and career broke him but also made him stronger. He said that there was a time when he started feeling like a ‘commodity’ in the industry. Despite this, he did not give up and resolved to adapt himself to the new demands of Bollywood.

Emraan Hashmi married Parveen Sahni in 2006.

Wife threatens to leave him

Emraan Hashmi’s personal life has not always been in the limelight as much as his films have been discussed. But his love story with his wife Parveen Sahni is no less than a movie script. Both of them dated each other for about seven years and finally tied the knot on 14 December 2006.

Parveen is a teacher by profession and always maintains distance from the glitz and glamor of the media. Despite Imran’s glamorous career, he preferred simplicity and personal life. The duo is one of the few Bollywood couples who maintain a balance between fame and personal life.

Initially, when Imran’s film ‘Murder’ was released, Parveen was angry after seeing its bold and intimate scenes. But with time both of them handled the matter wisely. Imran admitted in many interviews that Parveen is the most stable force in his life, who boosted his confidence by standing by him in every difficult phase.

Emraan Hashmi says that his wife sometimes jokingly threatens to leave him because they have been eating almost the same diet, salad, avocado, Brussels sprouts, and sweet potatoes for two years. He tells this in a funny way that his wife is upset with his boring diet.

Strong comeback as a villain

There was a downfall in her career after 2011-2012, but she made a strong debut with the film ‘Tiger 3’ opposite Salman Khan with her strong acting. In this film, Emraan Hashmi played the role of a powerful and devious villain named Aatish Rehman. Although Imran was not ready to play the role of a villain at first.

Imran Khan told- After the lockdown, I got a call from casting director Shanu Sharma. He said that Manish Sharma wants to meet you. When I met him he said that he was looking for the villain of ‘Tiger 3’. Initially I was a little hesitant, because the villain has a fixed image. But when I heard the script, I found the depth of the character and its different shades very interesting, so I said yes to the film.

Emraan Hashmi’s life and career struggles symbolize that both success and failure are part of an artist’s learning. He reinvented himself time and again through pain, heartbreak and courage and proved that he is not just a ‘serial kisser’ but a versatile actor.

Imran believes that the journey to success begins when you intend to improve yourself every time.

every movie is a lesson for me

Talking about his evolution and growth as an actor, Imran says- I myself don’t know how much I have learned. Every film brings a new lesson for me. The people I work with. Be it the director, co-actors or technicians, one gets to learn something from everyone.

For many years, I have just tried to do something different every time, play a new character in every film and make myself better than my previous work. I never think that now I have become completely successful, because the day an actor thinks this, his growth stops.

I think if every film is taken as a new learning, then the career lasts longer. But as soon as a person stops learning, his journey also slowly starts ending.

Only those who continuously work on their art remain in the industry for a long time. That’s just what I try to do, keep learning and keep getting better.

Success is not success, learning is the real victory.

Referring to the biggest challenge and success in your beautiful journey, Emraan Hashmi says – Everything in life is a kind of challenge. When our films work, it seems that everything is in our hands, success is calling us. But many people lose themselves after a hit film.

Failure is also necessary, because with it comes experience and true learning. Sometimes the film on which we trust a lot does not leave the same impact on the audience. This is the beauty of this work. Sometimes victory, sometimes learning. In the creative world, many times our thinking does not reach people in the right way, but we have to gather courage again and move forward.

Real passion comes only when we truly love our work. Success for me is when I learn something new every day and expand my understanding.

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