Raj Babbar

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Characters played by Raj Babbar

Sartaj Rana — Bodyguard (2011)

Sartaj Rana is Divya S. Rana's father, a politically powerful man targeted by militant enemies. Because he believes Lovely B. Singh is eloping with Divya, he sends men to kill Lovely and later remains unaware of the real romantic deception. After retiring, he asks Lovely to marry Divya, helping bring the couple together.

Arjun — Hum Paanch (1980)

Arjun is jailed after opposing Vir Pratap Singh alongside four others. His supporters view the group's resistance as a matter of duty and hope it will benefit the village. Vir refuses a plea from his sister for her son's release amid this imprisonment, though the account does not explicitly identify the son as Arjun.

Governor Jaisingh Sinha — Gupt: The Hidden Truth (1997)

Governor Jaisingh Sinha is Sahil's stepfather, who loves him as his own and arranges his marriage to Sheetal. He refuses to accept Sahil's relationship with Isha, and this rejection becomes the motive for his murder. His death wrongly sends Sahil to prison and drives the investigation.

Dharam Raj — Kalyug (1981)

Dharamraj is one of the three sons of Puranchand, the deceased younger brother of Khubchand. He belongs to the family involved in the long-hidden feud with the other branch, which escalates despite Bhishamchand's efforts to mediate and ultimately leads to the destruction of both families.

Sangeeta's brother — Jeevan Dhaara (1982)

Sangeeta's brother is an alcoholic, unemployed man who is married and has three children, leaving Sangeeta to carry the family’s financial burden. Sangeeta’s boss offers him a job, but he is later killed by a goon because of money he owes, forcing Sangeeta to abandon her wedding plans.

Rudra — Maya Memsaab (1993)

Rudra is a young man who enters Maya's life after years of loneliness in her marriage to Dr. Charu Das. He becomes involved in a passionate affair with Maya, but the relationship does not last, and he later deserts her when her crisis reaches its final stage.

Dr. Anil Gupta — Jhoothi (1985)

Dr. Anil is associated with the house that Kamal and other officers search during the investigation. The search there uncovers a bloodstained shirt beneath a bed, and Sunil Gupta is arrested. The summary gives no further account of Dr. Anil's actions or his relationship to the other characters.

Thakur — Rudaali (1993)

The Thakur's son, Lakshman Singh, tells Shanichari that he likes her and hires her as a maid for his wife. At the haveli, he urges Shanichari to look him in the eyes when speaking, and after she sings, gives her a house and two acres of land. He later plans to leave the village, and Shanichari goes to bid him farewell.

Ashok Mehra — Ghayal (1990)

Ajay's brother, whose murder Balwant Rai orchestrates to frame Ajay.

Sattar Singh (70) — Khiladi 786 (2012)

Bahattar's elderly father, a participant in the family's elaborate pretense of being police officers.

Shankar — Hum Bhi Insaan Hain (1989)

A compassionate individual who attempts to help Bhola and Rekha. His intervention provokes Dharampal's brutal retaliation, resulting in his arms being chopped off, which underscores the film's themes of oppression and sacrifice.

Feroz Merchant — Aap Kaa Surroor (2007)

A former police officer and the father of the murdered journalist, Feroz becomes a hostage when HR escapes custody. HR takes him with the aim of uncovering the real killer, and Feroz's connection to the victim ties him directly to the murder investigation.

Career Overview

Raj Babbar has 165 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Force Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Bodyguard, Shaheed Uddham Singh, Gundagardi. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
165
Birth Date
1952-06-23
Birth Place
Uttar Pradesh, India

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3595480), public domain (CC0).