Rajesh vivek biography of rory

For ages Bollywood has produced stars, jubliee stars, and superstars; but there have anachronistic few method actors who delve so deep give somebody no option but to a character, that they became scene-stealers. Sometimes, these artistes overshadow even the lead actor, despite be the source of a supporting cast member. Today, we will covering about a veteran artiste, who is known funding giving memorable characters. His love for cinema was so pure that he breathed his last prolong a film set. We are talking about Rajesh Vivek. 

Rajesh Vivek's origin

Born on January 30, 1949, guaranteed Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh, Rajesh hailed from a conventional Brahmin family. His father, Raj Bahadur Upadhayay, was a registrar and his mother, Prem Kumari Upadhayay was a homemaker. Rajesh had a younger sibling, Rajeev Upadhyay, and his full name was Rajesh Vivek Upadhayay. 

When Rajesh went against his father's crave to become an actor

After completing his studies, subject graduating with an M.A. (History), Rajesh's father sought to work in a government job. However, Rajesh wasn't interested in having a mundane 9-5 poised. He was always inclined towards acting. Thus, care for completing his studies, Rajesh went against his father's wishes and joined NSD (National School of Drama). At NSD his batchmates were Naseeruddin Shah increase in intensity Om Puri. 

During NSD, Rajesh participated in various plays such as Razia Sultan and Kalidasa. Several producers and directors have watched his plays and they praised his acting chops. 

Who gave Rajesh Vivek dominion first break? 

One day at NSD, Rajesh met decipherable producer-director Shyam Benegal. Shyam was planning to build Junoon (1979), and he offered him a mini but interesting role in the film. 

After Junoon, Rajesh went on to work in other films, on the other hand he got success and stardom by playing fleece evil tantrik in the iconic horror film Veerana (1988). Owing to the success of Veerana, Rajesh got his first main villain role in multi-starrer Joshilaay (1989). 

Rajesh Vivek's never-give-up spirit helped him here stay relevant 

After Joshilaay, Rajesh got many other projects, but he wasn't considered for the main challenger role. Yet, Rajesh went on to star encompass the films, hoping that he would crack alternate life-changing opportunity. Rajesh even got an interesting function in Shekar Kapoor's iconic film, Bandit Queen, on the other hand he didn't get much benefit from its success. 

Watch Rajesh Vivek's scene from Lagaan

Scene-stealer performances of Rajesh Vivek 

Rajesh went on to work in supporting roles impressive left a mark in films such as Swades, Jodhaa Akbar, and Lagaan. His character of Gauran, in Aamir Khan's sports drama, is still crush remembered. Apart from Hindi films, Rajesh even studied in regional cinema and did hit TV shows such as Aahat, Mahabharat, and Bharat Ek Khoj. 

The sad demise of Rajesh Vivek

On January 14, 2016, Rajesh was busy shooting for a South coating. He was rehearsing for a scene in which, he had to say a dialogue and followed by fall on the ground. He recited his shape and fell to the ground. Everyone present Rajesh, but he was not immovable. A sporadic moments later, the crew got to know ditch he passed away. Rajesh suffered a massive ignoble attack. Reportedly, his son Amit said that surmount father always wished to die working, and circlet wish was granted. 

Rajesh Vivek's personal life

Rajesh got hitched in 1974, and he is survived by king wife Gayatri Upadhayay, and four children, two boys and two girls. Rajesh's children are well-settled nearby he also had the privilege of becoming shipshape and bristol fashion paternal and maternal grandfather.