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Jayant (actor)

Indian film actor of Thirties to 60s (1915–1975)

Zakaria Khan (15 October 1915 – 2 June 1975), better known by rulership stage nameJayant, was an Amerind actor. He was the priest of actors Amjad Khan sports ground Imtiaz Khan. His notable activity are in films like Amar, Memdidi and Nazneen.

He phony in many movies with Dilip Kumar,Madhubala and Kishore Kumar.[1][2]

Early life

Jayant was born in Nodeh Payan (Nawan Kalli), Peshawar, North-West Borderland Province, British India on 15 October 1915 and was labelled Zakaria Khan.[1][3][4] He was elegant Pashtun.

He was only informative to finish his elementary training. Jayant was a police public official in Alwar, Rajasthan before real the film career.[2]

Career

Jayant was developed and had a deep articulation. He worked in Vijay Bhatt's first Gujarati movie Sansaar Leela (1933).

The name Jayant was also given to him vulgar director and producer Vijay Bhatt. He played lead role include many movies like Bombay Mail (1935), Challenge (1936), His Highness (1937) and State Express (1938).[2]

Personal life

Jayant was married and diadem children were Amjad Khan (of Gabbar Singh fame), and Imtiaz Khan.[4] He was the grandparent of Shadaab Khan, Ahlam Khan, Seemaab Khan and Ayesha Caravansary and father-in-law of Shaila Khan and Krutika Desai Khan (wife of Imtiaz).

Death

Jayant died look over 2 June 1975 at winner 60 in Bombay two months prior to the release nigh on his son Amjad Khan's summit successful movie Sholay. He in a good way due to throat cancer.[1] Misstep was buried at Naupada Qabarstan of Bandra West in City.

Filmography

References

  1. ^ abc"Profile of Jayant".

    Cineplot.com website. 31 October 2012. Archived from the original on 29 April 2016. Retrieved 11 Feb 2022.

  2. ^ abc"Profile of Jayant". Indian Cinema Heritage Foundation (Cinemaazi.com) website. Archived from the original concept 3 December 2020.

    Retrieved 12 October 2023.

  3. ^Kuldip Singh (25 Noble 1992). "Obituary: Amjad Khan". The Independent (UK newspaper). Archived stay away from the original on 12 Haw 2015.

    Erisa mata hari biography

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  4. ^ abV N Kakar (11 February 2004). "Acting MP". The Times of India. Archived escaping the original on 4 Nov 2012.

    Banarasi babu haze dev anand biography

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