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Pradeep Singh Rawat

Biography

Having made his debut in 1988, playing the role of Dronacharya`s son Ashwathama in the television series Mahabharat, Pradeep Rawat is an Indian television and movie actor. Known for playing mainly negative roles, Pradeep has been a part of all major Indian film industries: Telugu, Kannada, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam. 

 

Stepping into the movie industry, Pradeep made his debut with the Hindi movie Meri Jung in 1985, following which he slowly and steadily stepped foot in other industries as well. Winning the Filmfare Award for Best Villain (Telugu) for his performance in S. S. Rajamouli`s sports drama Sye (2004), marking his Telugu movie debut. 

 

Pradeep is known for his performance in movies like Sarfarosh (1999), Lagaan (2001), The Hero: Love Story of a Spy (2003), Ghajini (2005), Stalin (2006), Bachchan (2013) and Grand Masti (2013) and Naayak (2013). 

 

His 2014 releases include Veeram, 1 Nenokkadine, and Loukyam. His other prominent releases include Nenu Sailaja (2016), Sarrainodu (2016), and Nene Raju Nene Mantri (2017). Rawat`s villainous turn in the Tamil movie Ghajini was so popular, that he was retained for the Hindi remake of the same name which was released in 2008. 

 

In 2017 Rawat acted in director Saran Kulandaivelayudam`s action movie, Aayirathil Iruvar. The cast also has Vinay Rai, Kesha Khambhati, Sakshi Chowdary, and Swasthika in important roles. His 2019 releases include Crack Fighters, Oru Kadathanadan Katha, Market Raja MBBS, and Miss Match.

Actor
2024

Chhaava as Yesaji Kank

2023

Junior as

2023

MEDAL as

2023

Medal as

2023

Waltair Veerayya as David

2016

Sarrainodu as Obul

2016

Nenu Sailaja as Maharshi

2015

Singh Is Bliing as Kirpal Singh

2014

Jilla as Police Officer

2014

1: Nenokkadine as Taxi Driver

2013

Baadshah as Violent Victor

2013

Naayak as Rawat

2012

Rebel as Simhadri

2009

Maska as Shivaji Shinde

2008

Ghajini as Ghajini

2007

Jagadam as Manikyam

2007

Desamuduru as Tambi Durai

2007

Yogi as Narsing Pahilwan

2005

Chatrapathi as Ras Bihari

2005

Ghajini as Ram, Lakshman

2005

Narasimhudu as Pradeep

2001

Lagaan as Deva Singh Sodhi

1999

Sarfarosh as Sultan

Veeram as Vanangamudi