Kader Khan is one of the most loved actor in Bollywood. From playing Villain  to comedy roles , the actor had played various important role in his career span. Kader Khan and Amitabh Bachcan has worked in various  films like Coolie, Desh Lover, Suhag, Parvarish, Mr. Natwarlal, Amar Akbar Anthony, Sharabi, Lavaris, Muqaddar Ka Sikandar, Khoon Sweat, Do Aur Do Paanch, Satte Pe Satta, Inquilab, Arrest, Hum and Agneepath Wrote the dialog. Kader Khan once opens up on her fight with Amitabh Bachchan.

The veteran actress said, “My association with Amitabh Bachchan started with Khoon Pasina and Manmohan Desai’s Parvarish. We still speak on the phone once in a while. But, in between, our relations had soured. I don’t want to say much about why that happened.” He further said, “After he renounced politics, his behaviour changed. I always called him Amit, but, one day, when I called him Amit, it did not go down well with him. One of the producers from the south asked me, “Aap sirji ko mila?” I asked “Kaun sirji?” He was shocked and said, “Sirji tumko nahi maloom? Amitabh Bachchan.”

Kader Khan then said, “I told him, “I call him Amit, he is a friend.” To which, he said, “Nahi. Aap usse hamesha sirji bolna, Amit nahi bolna abhi, he is a big man. Amitabh was approaching us and he thought like all the others I would call him ‘Sirji’, which I did not. From that day, I never called out to him and he never spoke to me. After that, I went south to do Films  and mostly wrote the dialogues of the south remakes that Jeetendra did.

He said, "Kya koi apne dost ko, apne bhai ko kisi aur naam se bula sakta hai? Main nahin kar saka aur shayad isliye mera unse woh raabta nahin raha." Later, Indira Gandhi's assassination and Amitabh Bachchan's winning the elections changed their equation completely. At that time, Kader Khan was writing dialogues for Amitabh Bachchan's film 'Ganga Jamuna Saraswati'. His dialogue was not complete and he had to leave the film. Not only this, he was also selected to write dialogues for Amitabh Bachchan's film Khuda Witness, but not only the film which was writing the dialogue to Kader Khan at the time, all the work in other films was taken away. As a result, Kader Khan could not do any work in Bollywood "Phir unse mera woh raabta nahin raha jo pehle hua karta tha," Khan had said.

Kader Khan, started his acting in Bollywood films with Rajesh Khanna's film Daag in 1973, was given the opportunity to write the dialogue of his film 'Roti' by actor Rajesh Khanna. There was a time in Kader Khan's life, acting in more than 300 films and writing dialogues for more than 250 films.

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