Ajit Vachani, who left a deep impression on the audience with his serious acting in all-time blockbuster films like ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ and ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun’, made a mark with his voice and theatre. Ajit Vachani Sahab, a well-known face of every big family drama of the 90s, came from Sindh. Let us know about his struggle.
Created a distinct identity in cinema
Ajit Vachani, on the strength of his loud voice, simplicity and passion for theatre, created a special place for himself in the world of TV and cinema. In cult projects like ‘Mr. India’, ‘Kabhi Kabhi Na’ and ‘Hasrat’, he sometimes played a tough police officer, sometimes a loving father and sometimes a very clever person.
Played the role of a human being very well.
He was a master of the theater world.
Very few people know that Ajit ji, who looked simple and cultured in Sooraj Barjatya’s films, was a big superstar of Sindhi and Gujarati theatre. Where as soon as he came on stage, the thunderous applause did not stop. Not only this, when the new era of TV serials started in the 90s, he proved his acting skills to such an extent in TV shows like Challenge and Daane Anar Ke that people started giving him more importance than the big screen superstars. But sadly, in 2003, at the age of just 52, he left this world after a prolonged illness.
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