Jeetendra

Indian actor and film producer

Jeetendra - Performers & Entertainers born April 7th, 1942
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An Indian actor and film producer, active in the Hindi film industry since the 1960s. Achieved success starring in numerous films, becoming a prominent figure in Bollywood. Gained popularity with performances in films such as 'Caravan', 'Himmatwala', and 'Kshatriya'. Beyond acting, contributed to film production and television, leading to significant influence in the entertainment industry. Established a successful career and earned accolades for contributions to film and television.

Starred in 'Himmatwala'

Produced various successful films

Hosted the television series 'Jeetendra Ek Sawaal'

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