Shadaab Khan Age, Wiki and Bio

Shadaab Khan

Quick Info

ProfessionActor
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth20/09/1973
Age51 years
BirthplaceBombay (Now Mumbai), Maharashtra, India

Bio/Wiki

Famous forBeing the son of the late Bollywood actor Amjad Khan

Physical Stats & More

Height178 cm
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Personal Life

ReligionIslam
EthnicityPashtun

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried

Family

FatherAmjad Khan
MotherShehla Khan
Siblings
BrotherSeemaab Khan (cricketer and assistant director)
SisterAhlam Khan (actress)
SpouseRumana Khan

Career

Debut
Film (Child actor)Pyaari Bhabhi (1985)
FilmBetaabi (1997) as Shekhar
Web seriesScam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story (2020) as Ajay Kedia (A. K.)

Some Lesser Known Facts

Shadaab Khan is an Indian actor, director, writer, and author.
He is the son of the late Bollywood actor Amjad Khan.
Born and raised in Bombay (now Mumbai).
His family lineage is of Afghani Pashtun descent.
On 20th September 1973, Amjad Khan signed the film Sholay on Shadaab Khan's birthday.
In the movie, Amjad Khan played the iconic role of Gabbar Singh.
Amjad faced financial difficulties and received help from Chetan Anand when his mother was in the hospital.
At 12, Shadaab Khan appeared in the film Pyaari Bhabhi as a child artist in 1985.
He made his debut as Shekha in the film Betaabi at 24 years old in 1997.
Shadaab was initially going to debut in Vinod Khanna's film Himalay Putra in 1997.
In Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat in 1997, he starred alongside Rani Mukerji as Raj.
In Hey Ram (2000), he portrayed Altaf Tailor, and in Refugee the same year as Shadab J. Mohammad.
In 2002, he appeared as Aslam Marzban in Bharat Bhagya Vidhata before taking a 17-year break from films.
Shadaab Khan returned to cinema in 2019 in the film Romeo Akbar Walter, playing Nawab Afridi.
He authored a book named Shanti Memorial in 2013.
Shadaab wrote a crime novel titled Murder in Bollywood in 2015, based on his father's life.
After Amjad Khan's passing, only a few in the film industry returned the money they had borrowed from him.
Despite constraints, Shadaab's family did not accept help from a gangster to retrieve loans.