Vijay Arora

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Characters played by Vijay Arora

Vijay — Yaadon Ki Baaraat (1973)

Vijay is one of the three brothers, separated from Shankar while fleeing after their parents are killed. Raised by a wealthy family’s groundskeeper, he grows into a charming but unemployed young man, falls in love with Sunita, and is reunited with Ratan through their shared childhood song.

Kumar — Purani Haveli (1989)

Kumar is an industrialist, Seema's husband, and Anita's uncle and legal custodian. He agrees to buy the old mansion from Rana, intending to turn it into a museum, but encounters its supernatural horrors and is driven into the graveyard. The monster's spirit ultimately drags him underground.

Vijay Arora — Zaroorat (1972)

Vijay is a college student who drives a taxi at night to support his family. He rescues Anju, discovers they attend the same college, and falls in love with her. Despite opposition to their marriage, they wed, but his later accident costs him both legs. Depressed and unable to bear his dependence, he commits suicide and leaves Anju a letter urging her to begin a new life.

Prakash V. Singh — Rakhi Aur Hathkadi (1972)

The younger son of Virendra and Ratna, Prakash meets Kiran at college and falls in love with her. He stands by her when she reports Raja's harassment, later brings Kiran and her mother to meet Ratna, and joins Suraj in rescuing Kiran after her kidnapping. He ultimately marries Kiran.

Dr. Suman — Phagun (1973)

Dr. Suman is Toshi's husband. He and Toshi try to adjust when Shanta moves in with them, but Shanta's presence and growing affection for her son-in-law contribute to tension in the young couple's marriage. His relationship with Toshi places him at the center of the difficulties caused by Shanta's loneliness.

Shravan Kumar — Roti (1974)

Shravan is the passenger Mangal throws from a train while escaping from the police, and he is believed to have died. Mangal then takes Shravan’s name into his false story, posing as his friend Ramu and living with his blind parents. Shravan later turns out to be alive; Mangal meets him during the pilgrimage and pardons him, allowing him to escape from the police.

Doctor — Bewafai (1985)

The Doctor is asked by Ashok to take responsibility for Renu, a troubled woman who depends on him. Ashok explains that he has little time left and wants to arrange for Renu's future. Later, after Renu becomes difficult to control again, Ashok entrusts her to the Doctor once more.

Police Inspector — Sadak Chhap (1987)

The Police Inspector represents law enforcement familiar with Shankar's history of petty crimes. The available plot information establishes the inspector's connection to Shankar through that familiarity, but does not describe a specific investigation, confrontation, or action by the inspector in the events summarized.

Career Overview

Vijay Arora has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1972. Signature works include Aakhri Cheekh, Naatak, Sabse Bada Sukh. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
41
Birth Date
1944-12-27

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