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Ajay Devgn

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  • Born 2 April 1969 (age 56)
  • Place of Birth New Delhi
  • Occupation Film Director, Film Producer, Film Actor, Businessperson, Actor
  • Father Veeru Devgan
  • Spouse Kajol ​(1999), ​
  • Education Mithibai College
  • Years active 1991-present
  • Other names Ajay Devgan
  • Children Nysa Devgan

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ABOUT Ajay Devgn

Born on April 2, 1969, Ajay Devgn is an Indian film actor, director and producer. Over hundred films credited to his name, Ajay is quite well-known actor among his contemporaries in the industry, especially for his action and intense drama. Ajay made his debut in the industry with 1991 release Phool Aur Kaante. While in the era of 90's, Ajay was known successful Dilwale, Diljale and Ishq among many others, his portrayal in Ram Gopal Varma's Company and thriller film Kaal and Once Upon a Time In Mumbai also has garnered a lot of love for the actor. The list of his successful films goes countless as over the years he has challenged himself with different genres and roles and impressed audience with all of them. The actor is son of Veeru Devgn, who himself was an acclaimed action choreographer of the industry. Apart from acting, Ajay has been involved in filmmaking and producing as well. The actor recently directed Shivaay, which is one of the highest grossing films of the year. The actor is married to Kajol and has two daughters.

Ajay Devgn FILMS AND CREDITS

Previous Movies Upcoming Movies
  • Son of Sardaar 2

    ( 2025 )

  • Golmaal 5

    ( 2025 )

  • Apne 2

    ( 2025 )

  • De De Pyaar De 2

    ( 2025 )

  • Raid 2

    ( 2025 )

  • Drishyam 3

    ( 2026 )

  • Azaad

    ( 2025 )

  • Dhamaal 4

    ( 2026 )

  • Singham Again

    ( 2024 )

  • Shaitaan 2

    ( Not Final )

  • Auron Mein Kahan Dum Tha

    ( 2024 )

  • Suriya 43

    ( Not Final )

  • Maidaan

    ( 2024 )

  • Shaitaan

    ( 2024 )

  • Bholaa

    ( 2023 )

  • Drishyam 2

    ( 2022 )

  • Thank God

    ( 2022 )

  • Runway 34

    ( 2022 )

  • RRR

    ( 2022 )

  • Rudra: The Edge of Darkness

    ( 2022 )

  • Gangubai Kathiawadi

    ( 2022 )

  • Sooryavanshi

    ( 2021 )

  • Bhuj: The Pride of India

    ( 2021 )

  • Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior

    ( 2020 )

  • Sukhwinder Singh & Shreya Ghoshal: Maay Bhavani

    ( 2019 )

  • De De Pyaar De

    ( 2019 )

  • Armaan Malik: Chale Aana

    ( 2019 )

  • Garry Sandhu & Neha Kakkar: Hauli Hauli

    ( 2019 )

  • Sunidhi Chauhan & Navraj Hans: Vaddi Sharaban

    ( 2019 )

  • Total Dhamaal

    ( 2019 )

  • Harrdy Sandhu, Abuzar Akhtar, Aditi Singh Sharma and Jonita Gandhi: Speaker Phat Jaaye

    ( 2019 )

  • Jyotica Tangri, Shaan and Subhro Ganguly: Mungda

    ( 2019 )

  • Simmba

    ( 2018 )

  • Raid

    ( 2018 )

  • Aapla Manus

    ( 2018 )

  • Golmaal Again

    ( 2017 )

  • Baadshaho

    ( 2017 )

  • Guest iin London

    ( 2017 )

  • Shivaay

    ( 2016 )

  • Fitoor

    ( 2016 )

  • Drishyam

    ( 2015 )

  • Hey Bro

    ( 2015 )

  • C.I.D.

    ( 2014 )

  • Action Jackson

    ( 2014 )

  • Singham Returns

    ( 2014 )

  • Mahabharat

    ( 2013 )

  • Satyagraha

    ( 2013 )

  • Himmatwala

    ( 2013 )

  • Mr Fraud

    ( 2012 )

  • Savdhaan India: Crime Alert

    ( 2012–2018 )

  • Son of Sardaar

    ( 2012 )

  • Bol Bachchan

    ( 2012 )

  • Power

    ( 2012 )

  • Tezz

    ( 2012 )

  • Rascals

    ( 2011 )

  • Singham

    ( 2011 )

  • Ready

    ( 2011 )

  • Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji

    ( 2011 )

  • Crazy Mad Lover

    ( 2011 )

  • Toonpur Ka Superrhero

    ( 2010 )

  • Golmaal 3

    ( 2010 )

  • Aakrosh

    ( 2010 )

  • Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai

    ( 2010 )

  • Raajneeti

    ( 2010 )

  • Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge?

    ( 2010 )

  • Teen Patti

    ( 2010 )

  • London Dreams

    ( 2009 )

  • All the Best: Fun Begins

    ( 2009 )

  • Vighnaharta Shree Siddhivinayak

    ( 2009 )

  • Golmaal Returns

    ( 2008 )

  • Mehbooba

    ( 2008 )

  • Haal-e-Dil

    ( 2008 )

  • Naam

    ( 2008 )

  • U Me Aur Hum

    ( 2008 )

  • Sunday

    ( 2008 )

  • Halla Bol

    ( 2008 )

  • Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag

    ( 2007 )

  • Cash

    ( 2007 )

  • The Awakening

    ( 2006 )

  • Omkara

    ( 2006 )

  • Golmaal Fun Unlimited

    ( 2006 )

  • Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke

    ( 2006 )

  • Shikhar

    ( 2005 )

  • Apaharan

    ( 2005 )

  • Bihaad......The Outlawed

    ( 2005 )

  • Main Aisa Hi Hoon

    ( 2005 )

  • Kaal

    ( 2005 )

  • Tango Charlie

    ( 2005 )

  • Zameer

    ( 2005 )

  • Blackmail

    ( 2005 )

  • Insan

    ( 2005 )

  • Taarzan: The Wonder Car

    ( 2004 )

  • Raincoat

    ( 2004 )

  • Yuva

    ( 2004 )

  • Masti

    ( 2004 )

  • Khakee

    ( 2004 )

  • LOC: Kargil

    ( 2003 )

  • Zameen

    ( 2003 )

  • Parwana

    ( 2003 )

  • Gangaajal

    ( 2003 )

  • Chori Chori

    ( 2003 )

  • Bhoot

    ( 2003 )

  • Deewangee

    ( 2002 )

  • The Legend of Bhagat Singh

    ( 2002 )

  • Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin

    ( 2002 )

  • Company

    ( 2002 )

  • Tera Mera Saath Rahen

    ( 2001 )

  • Lajja

    ( 2001 )

  • Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke

    ( 2001 )

  • Qayamat: City Under Threat

    ( 2003 )

  • Raju Chacha

    ( 2000 )

  • Deewane

    ( 2000 )

  • Thakshak

    ( 1999 )

  • Gair

    ( 1999 )

  • Dil Kya Kare

    ( 1999 )

  • Hindustan Ki Kasam

    ( 1999 )

  • Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam

    ( 1999 )

  • Hogi Pyaar Ki Jeet

    ( 1999 )

  • Kachche Dhaage

    ( 1999 )

  • Zakhm

    ( 1998 )

  • Sar Utha Ke Jiyo

    ( 1998 )

  • Pyaar to Hona Hi Tha

    ( 1998 )

  • Major Saab

    ( 1998 )

  • Itihaas

    ( 1997 )

  • Ishq

    ( 1997 )

  • Diljale

    ( 1996 )

  • Jaan

    ( 1996 )

  • Jung

    ( 1996 )

  • Haqeeqat

    ( 1995 )

  • Gundaraj

    ( 1995 )

  • Hulchul

    ( 1995 )

  • Naajayaz

    ( 1995 )

  • Suhaag

    ( 1994 )

  • Vijaypath

    ( 1994 )

  • Kanoon

    ( 1994 )

  • Dilwale

    ( 1994 )

  • Divya Shakti

    ( 1993 )

  • Dhanwaan

    ( 1993 )

  • Bedardi

    ( 1993 )

  • Ek Hi Raasta

    ( 1993 )

  • Dil Hai Betaab

    ( 1993 )

  • Shaktiman

    ( 1993 )

  • Sangram

    ( 1993 )

  • Platform

    ( 1993 )

  • Jigar

    ( 1992 )

  • Phool Aur Kaante

    ( 1991 )

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Ajay Devgn AWARDS

Awards
  • The Apsara Film Producers Guild Awards for Best Actor in a Comic Role - 2010 All the Best: Fun Begins

  • The Bengal Film Journalists' Award for Best Actor (Hindi) - 2003 The Legend of Bhagat Singh

  • The Bengal Film Journalists' Award for Best Actor (Hindi) - 2000 Zakhm

  • The Bollywood Awards for Best Actor in a Villain's Role - 2003 Deewangee

  • The Bollywood Awards for Critics Award for Best Actor - 1999 Zakhm

  • The Bollywood Hungama Style Icons Awards for Most Stylish Timeless Silver-Screen Legend - 2024

  • The Bollywood Hungama Style Icons Awards for Most Stylish Charismatic Legend - 2023

  • The Bollywood Hungama Surfers' Choice Movie Awards for Best Actor - Critics - 2024 Maidaan

  • The Dainik Bhaskar Bollywood Web Awards for Superstar of the Year (Male) - 2012 Singham

  • The ETC Bollywood Business Awards for Most Profitable Actor - 2011 Golmaal 3

  • The Filmfare Awards for Best Actor - Critics - 2003 The Legend of Bhagat Singh

  • The Filmfare Awards for Best Performance by an Actor in a Villainous Role - 2003 Deewangee

  • The Filmfare Awards for Best Debut Actor (Male/Female) - 1992 Phool Aur Kaante

  • The GQ Awards, India for Cinematic Icon of the Year (Male) - 2012

  • The Global Film Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role - 2011 Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai

  • The Golden Kela Awards for Worst Actor - 2014 Himmatwala

  • The Golden Rooster Awards for Best International Actor - 2018 Raid

  • The HT India's Most Stylish Awards for Most Stylish Superstar of the Year - 2017

  • The Indian Film and Television Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role - 2021 Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior

  • The Lions Gold Awards for Favorite Actor - 2011 Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai

  • The Lokmat Stylish Awards for Most Stylish Superstar - 2019

  • The National Film Awards, India for Best Actor - 2022 Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior

  • The National Film Awards, India for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment - 2022 Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior

  • The National Film Awards, India for Best Actor - 2003 The Legend of Bhagat Singh

  • The National Film Awards, India for Best Actor - 1999 Zakhm

  • The Sansui Viewer's Choice Awards for Best Actor (Critics) - 2003 The Legend of Bhagat Singh

  • The Screen Awards, IN for Best Actor - 2003 Company

  • The Screen Awards, IN for Best Performance by an Actor in a Negative Role - 2003 Deewangee

  • The Screen Awards, IN for Best Actor - 1999 Zakhm

  • The ScreenXX Summit & Awards for Best Actor - Hindi Web Originals - 2022 Rudra: The Edge of Darkness

  • The Septimius Awards for Best Asian Film - 2024 Maidaan

  • The Star Eminence Awards for Best Ensemble Cast - 2024 Singham Again

  • The Star Eminence Awards for Best Actor - 2022 Drishyam 2

  • The Stardust Awards, India for Stardust Award for Breakthrough Performance - Male - 2017 Shivaay

  • The Stardust Awards, India for Best Actor in a Thriller or Action - 2012 Singham

  • The Stardust Awards, India for Best Actor in a Thriller or Action - 2011 Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai

  • The Stardust Awards, India for Best Actor in a Comedy or Romance - 2010 All the Best: Fun Begins

  • The Stardust Awards, India for Star of the Year - 2003 Company

  • The Talent Track Awards for Digital Icon of the Year - 2022 Rudra: The Edge of Darkness

  • The Zee Cine Awards for Best Performance By an Actor in a Negative Role - 2003 Deewangee

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