This superstar became a dreaded villain from a hero, once confronted Raaj Kumar, was madly in love with Mumtaz, he is…

This actor played the iconic role of RDX in Welcome, he left a lasting mark on Bollywood. With a career spanning four decades, he transitioned from hero to villain, delivering memorable performances.

Bollywood’s first style icon star, who is in the news for his work as well as his looks. The handsome and talented actor who started his film career in the 60s and made all the big stars sweat as soon as he entered Bollywood. That actor was none other than Feroz Khan, one of the four sons of an Afghan father and an Iranian mother. He played many memorable characters in his career. He used to win people’s hearts in every role. He has also earned a lot of fame as a director.

He created history by playing the role of RDX in Anees Bazmee’s comedy film ‘Welcome’ in 2007. He showed his acting skills in Bollywood for almost 4 decades. He started his career as a hero, but later when he appeared in the role of a villain, he brought life to it as well.

Feroz Khan’s stature was such that everyone advised him to try his luck in the film world. Feroz had royal hobbies since childhood. Apart from working as an actor, he has also directed and produced many films. Feroz is also considered the first fashion icon of Bollywood. His style was such in that era that people used to copy him. Feroz started his career with the film ‘Hum Sab Chor Hain’ released in the year 1956. In this film, he caught people’s attention even in a small role and made his mark.

Feroz Khan’s pairing with Mumtaz was quite a hit. She was well-liked with Rajesh Khanna, Feroz Khan, Dharmendra, and Shammi Kapoor. Along with this, Mumtaz remained in the headlines for her personal life. The actress’ name was also linked with Feroz Khan.

Mumtaz had revealed in an interview with ‘E-Times’ that I had a relationship with Shammi Kapoor and I did not want another one. So we kept our relationship as a friendship. Believe me, Fardeen and I were very good friends. Apart from this, there was nothing between us.

Let us tell you that Feroz Khan was also known for his outspokenness. His aura was such that he had even taken the pride out of Rajkumar, the Bollywood superstar of that era. In 1965, during the shoot of the film ‘Unche Log’, Rajkumar scolded Feroz in anger after several retakes. On hearing this, Feroz fearlessly told Rajkumar that it would be better if you do your work.