Aditya Chopra's 2000 film "Mohabbatein" continues to captivate audiences to this day. Not only did the film achieve massive box office success, but its songs are still popular among fans. This multi-starrer love blockbuster featured several romantic tales, and Jugal Hansraj drew significant attention with his performance. Portraying a decent, innocent-looking boy with a chocolate boy charm, Jugal was highly appreciated during that era. However, the actor is soon set to surprise viewers with a drastically different, fearsome look.
Jugal Hansraj is set to appear as a menacing villain in the upcoming crime thriller web series "Lions Gate India." This is a stark departure from his earlier image, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Jugal Hansraj, who solidified his identity among audiences with "Mohabbatein," has been active in the film industry from a very young age. He began his career as a child artist in films like "Karma" (1986) and "Sultanat" (1986).
Later, he appeared as a hero in the 1994 film "Aa Gale Lag Jaa." However, he gained true recognition with the film "Papa Kehte Hain," which brought him significant fame and popularity.
Following this, Jugal starred in "Mohabbatein," marking a period in his life where every director wanted to work with him. During that time, Jugal signed 40 films simultaneously. However, only a few of these projects materialized, while others were halted in the final stages of shooting.
Subsequently, Jugal suddenly stepped away from the limelight and disappeared from the screen. It is said that signing so many films at once contributed to the decline of his career. Nevertheless, he made a comeback a few years ago.
Now, he is set to cause a stir with a grey-shaded character in the thriller web series "Lions Gate India." His first look from the series has already received positive responses from the audience. The web series also stars renowned actors like Suniel Shetty and Pooja Bhatt.
Speaking of "Mohabbatein," the film broke and set several records during its time. Made on a budget of 13 crores, it grossed a whopping 90 crores. The film is still cherished today and holds a special place and significance in the genre of love story-based films.
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