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Ravi Kishan plays Bhagwan Das Mishra, a corrupt and influential figure in the world of boxing. Directed by Anurag Kashyap, the film explores the struggles of a lower-caste aspiring boxer, Shravan Kumar Singh, against the odds stacked against him.
Ravi Kishan plays Ram Singh, a member of a high-stakes underground gambling ring that orchestrates deadly games of chance for wealthy participants. His character adds to the tension and complexity of the plot.
In this satirical comedy, Ravi Kishan portrays Armaan Ali, a taxi driver from a small village in Rajasthan. The film follows Armaan's humorous misadventures as he navigates bureaucratic red tape and corruption in his attempts to build a well for his drought-stricken village.
Ravi Kishan appears in Batla House as Inspector KK, a key member of the Delhi Police Special Cell. Ravi Kishan's portrayal of Inspector KK adds authenticity to the film's depiction of law enforcement operations and the complexities of counter-terrorism efforts in India.
Ravi Kishan plays Tiwari, a small-time crook, who has a lisp in the comedy sequel "Phir Hera Pheri." His dialogue "kya tutul butul" became iconic and added humor to the film.
Ravi Kishan takes on the role of Kanni Guru, a local priest in the historic neighborhood of Assi Ghat in Varanasi. Ravi Kishan's character provides insight into the traditional and religious aspects of life in Varanasi, adding depth to the film's exploration of cultural identity and societal change.
Ravi Kishan plays the role of Shyam Manohar, a corrupt police officer who takes up the case of 2 women who have swapped their husbands after marriage (due to the ghoonghat). Kishan adds a flair of comedy in the film.
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