Emraan Hashmi

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Characters played by Emraan Hashmi

Bade Sahab — Dhurandhar: The Revenge (2026)

Alias for Dawood Ibrahim, narcotics boss funding military ops.

Shivam — Awarapan 2 (2026)

A heartbroken gangster and trusted right-hand man to Bharat Malik, Shivam defies him to protect Reema and help her reunite with Bilal, ultimately dying in a gunfight. Decades later, he joins Interpol to find an abandoned girl he named Aaliyah, infiltrates a trafficking family in Bangkok, and works with Zara to rescue trafficked children.

Shivam Pandit — Awarapan 2 (2026)

A former gangster who joins Interpol to find an abducted baby named after his deceased lover. His search takes him undercover into a criminal family, where he allies with Zara to rescue trafficked children.

Aatish Rehman — Tiger 3 (2023)

ISI operative and mentor to Zoya, orchestrates major terrorist plots.

Shivam Pandit — Awarapan (2007)

Shivam is a heartbroken, introverted atheist and gangster who serves as Bharat Malik's trusted right-hand man and hotel manager. After refusing to kill Reema, he breaks with Bharat, survives torture, and dedicates himself to reuniting Reema with Bilal. His sacrifice and final stand form the story's emotional and narrative core.

Nikhil Joshi — The Killer (2006)

An Indian taxi driver living in Dubai, Nikhil is held hostage by Vikram and forced to drive him while he murders witnesses against Jabbar. Initially helpless, he destroys Vikram's hit-list laptop, risks his life trying to protect the remaining witnesses, and ultimately saves his girlfriend Ria from being shot.

Mohd. Abbas Khan — Haq (2025)

Mohd. Abbas Khan is Shazia Bano’s husband and a lawyer who leaves for Murree before returning with Saira as his second wife. He fails to pay the maintenance he promised, divorces Shazia through instant triple talaq, and deliberately escalates the case to the Supreme Court as a national religious and legal issue.

Abraham — The Dirty Picture (2011)

A film director who initially cuts Silk's erotic dance sequence upon seeing it but later becomes professionally and romantically involved with her. He struggles with a moral dilemma regarding his feelings for her while claiming to despise her work. He eventually directs a highly successful commercial film starring himself in a triple role, co-written by Ramakanth. After Silk's downfall, he discovers her suicide, mourns her, and provides the film's concluding narration on her life and societal double standards.

Omkar "Omi Bhau" Varthaman — They Call Him OG (2025)

Omkar is a ruthless crime lord who exploits the power vacuum surrounding Bombay's ports and attempts to seize the territory once controlled by Satya Dada. His men cause the attack that kills Ojas's wife, and he later takes Ojas's daughter hostage before leading a mercenary army into the final conflict.

Omkar 'Omi Bhau' Varthaman — They Call Him OG (2025)

A ruthless crime lord who seeks to consolidate control over the ports and directly challenges OG.

Deva — Chocolate: Deep Dark Secrets (2005)

One of Pipi and Sim's three friends whose death on a boat is initially reported. His supposed demise is later revealed to be part of an elaborate ruse, and he reunites with the others after the charges are dropped.

Mohammad Azharuddin — Azhar (2016)

Central protagonist and Indian cricketer who rises to become team captain. He balances a successful career with personal struggles, including a high-profile divorce and affair. Later implicated in a match-fixing scandal, he faces a life ban and fights a grueling legal battle to clear his name, ultimately proving his innocence and having the ban lifted.

Career Overview

Emraan Hashmi has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Raaz with 4 titles. Signature works include Awarapan 2, Rooh, Tiger 3. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
63
Birth Date
1979-03-24
Birth Place
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Universe traveler — spans 11 universes

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