Jayant

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Jayant was an Indian actor. He is the father of actors Amjad Khan, Inayat Khan and Imtiaz Khan. He is the grandfather of Shadaab Khan, Ahlam Khan and Seemaab Khan and father-in-law of Shaila Khan. He died in the mid 1980s.

Jayant was born as Zakaria Khan. The name Jayant was given to him by director and producer Vijay Bhatt.

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  • Love and God (1986) .... Emir-E-Basra
  • Insaniyat (1974)
  • Mera Gaon Mera Desh (1971) .... Hawaldaar-Major Jaswant Singh
  • Reshma Aur Shera (1971) .... Sagad Singh
  • Heer Raanjha (1970/I) .... Choudhury
  • Maa Aur Mamta (1970) .... Taxi-driver
  • Aag Aur Daag (1970)
  • Ek Nanhi Munni Ladki Thi (1970)
  • Inspector (1970) .... Marshal
  • My Love (1970)
  • Anmol Moti (1969)
  • Do Raaste (1969) .... Khan
  • Sapnon Ka Saudagar (1968) .... Thakur Rai Bahadur Harnam Singh
  • Sunghursh (1968) .... Bhawani Prasad
  • Sagaai (1966) .... Dwarkanath
  • Thakur Jarnail Singh (1966)
  • Himalay Ki Godh Mein (1965) .... Bankhe
  • Sher Dil (1965)
  • April Fool (1964) .... Mr. Lal
  • Beti Bete (1964)
  • Haqeeqat (1964) .... Indian Army Commanding Officer
  • Leader (1964) .... Diwan Mahendranath
  • Zindagi (1964)
  • Son of India (1962)
  • Bada Aadmi (1961)
  • Jhumroo (1961)
  • Maya (1961)
  • Memdidi (1961) .... Sher Kahn (Shera)
  • Parakh (1960) .... Rai Bahadur Tandav Tarafdar
  • Kal Hamara Hai (1959) .... Seth Hiralal
  • Madhumati (1958) .... Pawan Raja (Madhumati's Father)
  • Naya Andaz (1956)
  • Baap Re Baap (1955)
  • Insaniyat (1955) .... Zangoora
  • Musafirkhana (1955)
  • Tangewali (1955)
  • Yasmin (1955)
  • Amar (1954) .... Sankat
  • Amar Kirtan (1954)
  • Rail Ka Dibba (1953)
  • Nazneen (1951)
  • Saiyan (1951)
  • Pardes (1950) .... Rana Saheb
  • Dulari (1949) .... Girija Shankar
  • Zevaraat (1949)
  • Roop Nagar (1947)
  • Maa Baap Ki Laaj (1946)
  • Shirin Farhad (1945)
  • Poonji (1943)
  • Apni Nagariya (1940)
  • Sardar (1940)
  • Sardar-e-Awwal (1939)
  • State Express (1938) .... The Prince
  • Azad Veer (1936)
  • Snehlata (1936)
  • Lal Chitta (1935)

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