Sarfaraz Khan, a prominent figure in Indian cinema, boasts a diverse career spanning acting, producing, and theatre. He’s known not only for his on-screen roles but also for his contributions behind the scenes and his legacy connected to his renowned father, Kader Khan.

Biography/Wiki

Born on April 22, 1976, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, Sarfaraz Khan is 47 years old (as of 2023). He holds a Diploma in Hotel Management. His notable supporting roles include appearances in films like Tere Naam and Wanted, both starring Salman Khan. Beyond acting, he’s also directed plays such as Local Train, Badi Der Ki Meherbaan Aate Aate, and Best of Luck. His theatrical experience extends to Hindi and Gujarati productions, including Taash Ke Patte, Saubhagyawati, and Raja The To Bhare Kari.

Sarfaraz’s career encompasses producing as well. He actively assisted his father, Kader Khan, during theatrical performances. He started his career as a child artist playing the role of a young Kader Khan in the 1994 film Shatranj.

Physical Appearance

Here’s a summary of Sarfaraz Khan’s physical attributes:

• Height: 5′ 8″
• Weight: 75kg
• Body Measurements: 38″ chest, 32″ waist, 12″ biceps
• Eye Color: Dark brown
• Hair Color: Black

Family, Wife & Caste

Sarfaraz comes from a Sunni Muslim family. His father, the legendary Kader Khan, was a celebrated Bollywood actor, comedian, director, and screenwriter. His mother, Hajra Khan, produced the film Shama in 1981 and is currently a homemaker. He has two brothers: Kudroos Khan (a security officer at the Toronto airport) and Shahnawaz Khan (an actor).

Sarfaraz is married to Shahista Khan, and they have two children: a son, Hamzaa Khan, and a daughter, Saima.

Career

After his debut as a child artist, Sarfaraz appeared in a supporting role in the 2002 Hindi film, Kya Yahi Pyaar Hain. His role as ‘Aslam’ in Tere Naam brought him significant recognition. He continued to take on supporting roles in various Bollywood films, including Kissan, Milenge Milenge, Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai Dobara, and Ramaiya Vastavaiya.

Facts

In 2012, Sarfaraz, along with his father and brother, founded a theatre company named Kal Ke Kalakar International.

Sarfaraz is of Pashtun descent. His grandparents emigrated from Afghanistan to India following the loss of three of their children.

He also starred in a shelved 2004 film, Bazaar-The Market of Love, Lust and Desire, written by his father, Kader Khan.

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