Personal details
- Birth Date: 1961-08-14
- Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
- Birth Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Children: (2 children) Krishaa Bahl
- Parents: Nutan
- Professions: Actor, Music Department
Mohnish Behl, straight outta Mumbai, grew up basically surrounded by Bollywood legends—his mom Nutan, an absolute icon, and his dad, Rajnish Behl, who rocked a Navy uniform. So yeah, acting kinda runs in his blood. He kicked off in films with "Bekaraar" back in 1983, but honestly, people really started to notice him after "Maine Pyar Kiya" in ’89. He played Salman Khan’s older brother—super supportive, always got your back vibes—and that just clicked with everyone watching. He kept popping up in all these massive movies in the ’90s and early 2000s. Think "Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!", "Hum Saath-Saath Hain", and even "Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham". The guy could do it all—nice brother, villain, whatever you threw at him. Directors loved him for it. He became this go-to guy for roles where you needed someone who felt real and reliable, you know? Not just films, though. Mohnish totally nailed it on TV too. He was Dr. Shashank in "Dill Mill Gayye", that hospital drama everyone was obsessed with for a while. Fans adored him, probably because he played the wise, no-nonsense boss with a soft spot. He’s even bagged awards, like the Filmfare for Best Supporting Actor thanks to "Maine Pyar Kiya". Even now, Mohnish Behl hasn’t really slowed down. He’s still popping up in movies and TV, just doing his thing. Solid, respected, and honestly, kind of underrated considering how much he’s shaped Indian cinema.
Son of NutannnAlright, this one’s a proper throwback to the era of melodrama and family sagas. “Son of Nutan” spins its tale around the tangled lives of a mother and her son (no prizes for guessing that Nutan’s involved—she totally owns every scene she’s in, classic Nutan). The movie digs into old-school themes—think loyalty, sacrifice, all that jazz. The son’s out here wrestling with his fate, trying to do right by his mom while dodging all sorts of trouble (there’s always some greedy villain lurking, because—Bollywood). The drama’s dialed up to eleven, with misunderstandings, emotional outbursts, and a healthy dose of ‘will they, won’t they’ family reunions. Oh, and the music? Pure retro gold. If you’re into movies where the stakes are personal and the tears flow as freely as the melodrama, this is your jam. Definitely captures that golden-era vibe.
August 14, 1961
5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Yes, Krishaa Bahl
Nutan and Surekha
63 years old