Actor Firoz Khan, who left a different mark in Bollywood, died on 27 April 2009. In fact, Firoz Khan, who was suffering from an incurable condition of cancer, took his last breath at his farm house in Bangalore. Firoz Khan, who started his journey with the film Didi in the year 1960, not only acted but also played his innings in cinema as a director. After that, Firoz Khan, who won the Filmfare Award for the film Aadmi Aur Insaan, achieved a different position with films like Uchhe Log, Main Wahi Hoon, Crime, Upasana, Mela and Aag.

At the same time, films like Dharmatma, Jambaz, Qurbani, Dayavan brought him fame and while traveling almost five decades, Feroz Khan was last seen in the film Welcome in 2007, after which people started seeing him in a different way. During that time, the unique style of Firoz Khan in the film was liked by the audience. Let us tell you that Firoz Khan was born on 25 September 1939 in the house of Pathan father and Iranian mother. At the same time, three more brothers of Firoz Khan were also associated with the world of films, among them one brother Sanjay Khan, the other Akbar Khan and the third Sameer Khan. You must know that Sanjay and Akbar tried their hand at acting, and Sameer became a filmmaker. Also tell that Sanjay Khan's daughter and Firoz Khan's niece Suzanne was married to Hrithik Roshan but both of them got divorced a few years ago.

Although still both are good friends. On the other hand, talking about Firoz Khan, he came in a lot of headlines when he gave a statement during his visit to Pakistan. In fact, after this, the government of Pakistan had banned him from coming to Pakistan forever. It so happened that in a program Firoz Khan was questioned about the bad condition of Muslims in India. During that time Feroze had said in his reply, 'India is a secular country. Muslims are progressing here. Our President is Muslim, Prime Minister is Sikh. Whereas Pakistan was formed in the name of Islam, but look at the condition of them (Muslims) here.' After this Firoz Khan had said, 'I have not come here by myself. I was invited to come here. Our (Indian) films are so impressive that your government cannot stop them for long.'

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