Sanjay Khan

Sanjay Khan, born on January 3, 1941, is a prominent Indian actor, producer, and director known for his significant contributions to Hindi cinema and television. He made his acting debut in 1964 with Chetan Anand's acclaimed film *Haqeeqat*, which marked the beginning of a successful film career. Following this, he appeared in the Rajshri production *Dosti*, a film that garnered the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi that year.

Khan's filmography includes several notable hits such as *Dus Lakh*, *Ek Phool Do Mali*, *Intaqam*, *Dhund*, and *Mela* (1971). He often collaborated with his elder brother, Feroz Khan, featuring alongside him in films like *Upaasna* (1971), *Mela*, and *Nagin* (1976). Transitioning into production and direction, Sanjay Khan made his mark with films like *Chandi Sona* (1977) and *Abdullah* (1980).

In the realm of television, Khan gained widespread acclaim for his work on the historical drama series *The Sword of Tipu Sultan*, which he both starred in and directed in 1990, further showcasing his multifaceted talent in the entertainment industry. His career reflects a rich legacy in Indian film and television, highlighting his versatility and dedication to the craft.