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RIP Razak Khan: Some of his most memorable roles

Veteran actor and comedian Razak Khan who has worked in a number of Bollywood movies died of a cardiac arrest on June 1. Khan 65, who is best known for his roles in Raja Hindustani and Baadshah was rushed to the hospital in Bandra where he was declared dead.

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Veteran actor and comedian Razak Khan who has worked in a number of Bollywood movies died of a cardiac arrest on June 1. Khan 65, who is best known for his roles in Raja Hindustani and Baadshah was rushed to the hospital in Bandra where he was declared dead.

Khan has been tickling our funny bones for about two decades. The entire Bollywood industry mourned his death. Khan acted in over 150 films, along with a number of tv serials.

Here are some of his most memorable roles that Khan played:

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Nawab Changezi (Ishq, 1997)

Razak Khan as Nawab Changezi in the movie Ishq made an epic comic performance through dialogues and his acts. His comedy proved to be a great spark for the movie which also starred Aamir Khan, Juhi Chawla, Ajay Devgn and Kajol.

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Manikchand, (Baadshah, 1999)

Razak starring as Manikchand in Baadshah was quite a treat. SRK and Manikchand proved to be a treat to the movie goers.

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Ninja Chacha (Hello Brother, 1999)

Razak Khan as Ninja Chacha gave a hilariously comic edge to Salman Khan’s Hello Brother.

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Taxi driver (Amdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiya, 2001)

Khan’s idiosyncrasies and his dialogue delivery made him king of comic roles. From funny villains to taxi driver he was best suited for every other avatar.

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Secretary of Kader Khan in (Joru Ka Ghulam, 2000)

It was great fun to have both Kader Khan and Razak Khan sharing the screen space. In the movie they both complimented each other as Razak was playing the role of an Urdu speaking secretary to Kader Khan.

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Fayyaz Takkar (Ankhiyo Se Goli Maare, 2002)

Out of all, Razak Khan as Fayyaz Takkar is the most memorable. In the movie he played a local goon who demolished thick walls with one head-butt.

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Popat (Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3, 2016)

Razak Khan was last seen on screen in Ekta Kapoor’s Popat in 2016.

Razak Khan memorable roles