Hitendra Gajjar

Hitendra Gajjar, yeah, the guy from Surat—he's not just another face in the crowd when it comes to Gujarati cinema. The dude’s got some real chops. People know him best as Golu Glamber from "Bela: Gujarati Urban Film," which, if you’re into movies that actually get city life, is a pretty solid watch. He pulled off that character with the kind of weird charm that somehow makes you root for him, even when you’re not really sure why. And then there’s "Maya - A Murder Mystery," where he switched it up and played an inspector. Totally different vibe—serious, intense, the whole nine yards. Not every actor can flip between quirky and stone-cold like that, but Hitendra? Nailed it. Folks in the Gujarati film scene aren’t just tossing around compliments for no reason. When you see his performances, you get it—he’s not some one-note actor. He brings this little spark to every role, whether he’s making you laugh, keeping you guessing, or just owning the screen in a way that makes it hard to look away. Over the years, he’s managed to carve out a spot for himself as one of the go-to actors in the industry. If you’re watching a movie and his name pops up, you know you’re in for something that’s not cookie-cutter. Long story short: Hitendra Gajjar keeps things interesting, and honestly, Gujarati cinema’s better for having him around.