In ‘Ramayana’, this Muslim actor played 11 characters, then had to leave the industry, now it is spent in this way

Ramanand Sagar’s ‘Ramayana’ was one of the most famous television shows of the 80s, which broke the audience’s records when the first broadcast in 1987. At the time when this serial used to come on television, as if the cities of the city used to stay. People left their work and folded their hands and sat in front of the TV screen. The actors of the show including Arun Govil and Deepika Chikhalia gained great popularity about their characters in the Ramayana. A Muslim actors who played 11 characters in this superhit show also became very famous. However, despite playing the highest role in the Ramayana, the actor did not get any work in the industry and decided to quit acting in 2002.

There was no hobby to become an actor

We are talking about actor Aslam Khan, who played 11 characters in the Ramayana. In an interview given to Narada TV, Aslam Khan had said that he was never fond of becoming an actor and when he was looking for a job in the private sector, his friend introduced him to this profession. He started his career with a show called ‘Vikram and Vetal’, in which Arun Govil was seen in the lead role.

How did the entry in Ramayana?

Another actor was first cast for the character of Samudra Dev’s character in the Ramayana by Aslam Khan. However, when he refused to play the role on the last occasion, Aslam Khan was selected to speak on-screen dialogues as a backup. His character gained immense love and popularity from the audience.

Aslam Khan worked in these serials

After the Ramayana, Aslam played important roles in famous shows like Alif Laila, Sri Krishna, Suryaputra Karna, Torch and Hawan. Despite being a name in the television world, the actor failed to capitalize on more opportunities and decided to quit acting in 2002. According to reports, Aslam is currently working in a marketing firm located in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh and has a son and a daughter who has grown up. Aslam made a lot of headlines on social media during the lockdown, when the Ramayana was renovated.