Govind Arun Ahuja (born December 21, 1963 in Virar, Maharashtra India), popularly known as Govinda, is an actor in Hindi films. Starting with his debut in 1985, he has acted in over 120 Hindi films. In 2004, he joined politics, winning a parliamentary seat from Mumbai (formerly "Bombay").
S'il n'avait pas arrêter de tourner pour faire de la politique il aurait été une valeur sûr du genre comique par exemple au lieu de prendre Suniel Shetty dans Phir Hera Pheri qui n'est vraiment pas terrible en comique ça aurait été lui qui aurait eu le rôle..
PERSO JE M'EN FOU J'aime pas ce film lol SA VIE
Govinda was born to Arun Ahuja and Nirmala Arun Ahuja. He studied at Annasaheb Vartak College in Vasai, Maharashtra.
He married Sunita Govind Ahuja on 11 March 1987.FEMME A ABATTRECARRIERE
Govinda's first film was Ilzaam in 1986. He acted in a string of movies after that, none of which was a major success. Finally, in 1988, Hatya, directed by his brother Kirti Kumar, proved to be commercial success. He then did several movies directed by David Dhawan, most notably Shola Aur Shabham (1992) and Aankhen (1993), that were not only successful but also pulled Govinda towards comic roles. He then starred in many successful comedy films in the 1990s, often alongside actresses such as Karishma Kapoor and Raveena Tandon.
Raja Babu (1994), Coolie No. 1 (1994), Saajan Chale Sasural (1996), Hero No. 1 (1997), Deewana Mastana (1997), Bade Miyan Chote Miyan (1998) and Haseena Maan Jaayegi (1999) were some of the hit movies that the David Dhawan - Govinda combination did.
Govinda played a negative role for the first time in Shikari which was released in 2000. Although the movie was not a commercial success, Govinda's convincing portrayal of a villain was critically acclaimed. His movies since then have not been box-office succeesses.
He decided to move to politics in 2003 and did not have any film releases in 2004 or 2005 apart from his delayed films Khullam Khulla Pyaar Karen and Ssukh in 2005 which were also failures at the box office.
Clockwise from the top: Paresh Rawal, Govinda, Maushumi Udeshi, and Akshay Kumar from the song "Afreen" from the film Bhagam Bhag
Clockwise from the top: Paresh Rawal, Govinda, Maushumi Udeshi, and Akshay Kumar from the song "Afreen" from the film Bhagam Bhag
Govinda made a comeback in 2006 with the film Bhagam Bhag which has been an average success. His recent release was the multi-starrer Salaam E Ishq: A Tribute To Love.
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POLITIQUE
Political career
In 2004, Govinda joined the Congress party, and was elected to the Lok Sabha, the lower House of Parliament from Mumbai with a thumping majority of beating the 5 time sitting MP by over 50000 votes.
In a run up to the polls, Govinda had announced that his agenda will be awaas (housing), prawaas (transportation), swasthya (health) and gyaan (education).
During the first ten months of his tenure as an Member of Parliament (MP), Govinda did not spend any money from his MP Local Area Development Fund of Rs. 20 million. He started utilizing his fund only when newspaper reports brought this to notice. According to the Thane district collectorate sources, Govinda committed Rs 7 to construct anganwadi, samaj mandirs and resolve drinking water problem of Vasai and Virar residents. However, work on these projects did not begin (as of August 2005), because administrative approval was being awaited. Govinda also took credit for 80% of the quadrupling of Borivli-Virar section on Western Railway (India).
His maiden speech in the Parliament, made during "zero hour", had to be stopped by the speaker, after he started ranting problems in North Mumbai.
During his tenure as an MP, Govinda embarrassed his party, Congress, by coming out in open to support actor Shakti Kapoor, who had been caught in an sting operation, asking for sexual favours from a television reporter posing as a Bollywood aspirant[2]. He also opposed the ban on dance bars, which embarrassed the Congress-NCP led Democratic Front Government, which had proposed the ban.
As an MP, Govinda has been criticized for being inaccessible to the people of his constituency, especially during the terrible rains (beginning July 26, 2005) that left around 450 dead in Mumbai. After the rains, while speaking to a TV channel, Govinda claimed that he had got Rs 150 million sanctioned for his flood-hit constituency after speaking to Sonia Gandhi. However, his own party colleagues contested the claim. Mohan Adhikari, the president of Palghar Congress Unit went on record saying that "not a single paisa" had been received.
In October 2005, a private TV channel telecast footage (believed to be 10-15 years old) showing him with the members of the underworld gang D-Company. Govinda has stated that he had no links with the gang and that he, along with other Bollywood personalities was pressured to meet with the gang and perform.
Maintenant il est parano.. Il a peur des bombes je mettrais l'article du Ciné blitz (cadeau de Zeeshan )
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