Personal details
- Birth Date: 1970-12-07
- Birth Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Professions: Actor
Ali Asgar, born December 7, 1970, is basically one of those names everybody’s heard if you’ve watched Indian TV in the last couple decades. Guy’s a total chameleon—jumps from drama to comedy like it’s nothing. You probably remember him as Kamal Agarwal from “Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki”—that show was everywhere, honestly, and his character was kind of the glue in that never-ending family saga. But Ali didn’t just stick to soap operas. He slid right into the comedy scene and absolutely killed it. His turn as Inspector Raj Aryan on SAB TV’s “F.I.R.”? Legendary. He had this deadpan delivery that just made the most ridiculous situations seem even funnier. But, let’s be real, if you’re talking Ali Asgar, you gotta mention “Comedy Nights with Kapil.” That’s where he really blew up. Playing Dadi—yep, the sassy, booze-loving grandma—he was just iconic. People still quote his catchphrases. And Pushpa Nani on “The Kapil Sharma Show”? Same deal. He brings these over-the-top, larger-than-life characters and somehow makes them feel totally real. Ali’s always been that versatile guy who can make you crack up one minute and then get you all up in your feelings the next. Doesn’t matter if it’s TV or a movie, he just owns every role. That’s why he’s stuck around so long—he’s got range, timing, and honestly, he just seems like he’s having a blast.
Siddika Asgar is the wife’s name, just to get that out of the way. The movie kicks off with a family that’s totally not what they seem. Secrets? Oh, they’ve got a bunch. The husband’s hiding something major, and the wife—Siddika—she’s sharper than she lets on. Tension keeps building as side characters roll in, some with their own shady motives. The story flips between drama and suspense, honestly keeping you guessing who’s playing who. Every time you think you’ve figured out what’s up, the plot swerves—classic. As things unravel, trust just goes out the window. Betrayal, loyalty, all those juicy themes get thrown into the mix. The ending? Not at all what you’d predict. It’s one of those movies that leaves you thinking, “Wait, did that really just happen?” Basically, it’s a wild ride from start to finish, with enough twists to keep you hooked the whole way through.
December 7, 1970
Konidela Ram Charan
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
54 years old