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News Topical, Digital Desk : Some actors leave such a profound impact on screen with their performances that audiences begin to recognize them in real life. One such actor from the film industry was a villain. He breathed life into his roles so intensely that audiences began to hate him in real life as well. Girls even threw slippers at him.

This actor worked with stars ranging from Amitabh Bachchan to Dharmendra and Dev Anand, and even in small roles, he captivated audiences. Some actors can even overshadow the hero with their outstanding performances, and this was one such example.

The actor ran away from home with Rs 26.

The artist we're talking about is none other than the legendary actor Jeevan. Coming from a wealthy family, Jeevan fled to Mumbai with just 26 rupees in his pocket to become an actor. Initially, he worked odd jobs to make ends meet and then made his Bollywood debut as a lead actor in Fashionable India.

Jeevan, who appeared in over 200 films, played the role of Narada Muni 61 times in his career and was once known solely as Narada Muni. However, when he transitioned to villainy, this role became deeply ingrained in people's minds.

Jeevan used to breathe life into villainy

Jeevan brought villainous roles to life in films like Amar Akbar Anthony, Johnny Mera Naam, Naya Daur, Kohinoor, Aankhen, Mela, and Naagin. His on-screen portrayal was so real that audiences began to see him as a real villain.

Jeevan had to wear slippers

It was around 1974, when Jeevan was traveling outside Mumbai for an event. According to reports, when Jeevan, who played Lalaji in the Rajesh Khanna- starrer "Roti," got off the train, a crowd gathered to welcome him. A woman in the crowd threw a slipper at him. When asked why she did so, the woman said that he was a vile person and had murdered many people. This shocked everyone. At that time, actors used to portray such villainous roles on the big screen.


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