One of the most well-liked actors the Bollywood business has ever produced is Naseeruddin Shah. In addition to captivating the crowd witnessing him on stage, he does the art justice in the video. Shah has also acted in some of the best theatre productions as a director.
With the 1975 release of Shyam Benegal’s feature film Nishant, Naseeruddin Shah made his acting debut alongside Smita Patil, Shabana Azmi, and Amrish Puri. The film is regarded as a turning point in Indian parallel cinema. Naseeruddin Shah has won numerous honours throughout a career spanning more than four decades, including three National Awards.
While only a small portion of cinema buffs could enjoy the actor’s skills on stage, a large audience grew fond of him as a result of the numerous films he appeared in and the awards he received for his performances. Here are some award winning movies from the great legend Naseeruddin Shah.
SPARSH (1980) – Naseeruddin Shah and the extraordinarily brilliant Shabana Azmi appeared in the film SPARSH Shah received the National Film Award for Best Actor for his performance in the Sai Paranjpye-directed movie, which also won the National Film Award for Hindi Feature.
‘Sparsh’ (1980)(HD) Movie Naseeruddin Shah
In the social drama of AAKROSH (1980), Om Puri’s character Lahanya Bhiku is represented by Shah in the capacity of a lawyer. Govind Nihalani, who also served as director, is praised for the film’s flawless storyline. Shah’s portrayal in the movie earned him the 1981 Filmfare Award for Best Actor.
http://Aakrosh {1980} {HD} Naseeruddin Shah – Smita Patil – Om Puri – Amrish Puri – Old Hindi Movie
Shabana Azmi and Shah played a husband and wife raising a lovely family with two daughters in the film MASOOM. Shekhar Kapoor made his directing debut with the film, which was based on the Erich Segal novel Man, Woman, and Child. For the role, Shah received the Filmfare Award for Best Actor.
The lead actors of the John Matthew Matthan-directed film SARFAROSH were Aamir Khan, Sonali Bendre, and Naseeruddin Shah. Shah represented negatively in the action movie, and as a result, the actor won an IIFA Award.
In the movie IQBAL, Shah portrayed a former cricket coach who coaches Iqbal, a crippled young man who aspires to play for the Indian cricket team. Shah earned the National Award for the Best Supporting Actor for his work in the Nagesh Kukunoor-directed film, which won the best film on social issues.