Bollywood famous actor Mukesh Tiwari was born on this day i.e. 24 August 1969 in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh. The actor completed his initial education from Sagar only. However, later he studied from the National School of Drama (NSD). Today the actor is a well-known face of Hindi cinema. His well-known characters are still present in the hearts and minds of people.
Let us tell you that actor Mukesh Tiwari made his Bollywood debut in the year 1998 with the film ‘China Gate’. In this movie, Mukesh played the character of Jagira, which is still present in the minds of people. The actor had created a distinct identity for himself with this movie. Its actor never looked back and has done many films from Bollywood to cinema.
Which films has Mukesh Tiwari done in Bollywood?
The actor made his debut in the year 1998 with the film ‘China Gate’, after which he played the role of Vasili Bhai in The Legend of Bhagat Singh, Gangaajal, Apaathan, Golmaal: Fun Unlimited, Golmaal Returns and Golmaal 3. Even today, the audience likes Mukesh Tiwari’s character of Vasili Bhai. The actor played the role of Inspector Shamsher Singh in Shahrukh Khan’s film Chennai Express, released in 2013.
Talking about the actor’s recently released movie, Mukesh Tiwari played the character of ‘Rangwa’ in Akshay Kumar’s multi-starrer film ‘Welcome to the Jungle’. These days this movie is available on the OTT platform JioHotstar. Mukesh Tiwari has played the dreaded role of villain in many Bollywood films.
Had no money to go to Mumbai!
Let us tell you that Mukesh Tiwari’s father, born in an ordinary family, died in his childhood. His mother has brought him up alone. The actor loved playing cricket during college and has also played Under-12, Under-15 and Under-19 cricket. However, Mukesh Tiwari later decided to enter the world of acting and filled the NSD form. Not only this, Mukesh also got selected in NSD and he joined the world of theatre.
After theatre, the actor entered the world of films and showed his acting skills to the people. In an interview of ‘Lallantop Adda’, the actor had told that when he got a call from Mumbai for the film, he did not even have money to catch the train. At that time Mukesh Tiwari borrowed some money from a watchman and took a train to Mumbai.