Adnan Sajid Khan

Adnan Sajid Khan, is a comedian and actor, popularly known as Gullu Dada.

This article is about the comedian-actor born in 1965. For the actor born in 1990, see Adnan Khan.

Adnan Sajid Khan
Born (1965-07-21) 21 July 1965
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh (now in Telangana), India
NationalityIndian
Occupation
  • Actor
  • comedian
  • singer
  • producer
  • dialogue writer
Years active2007–present

Career

Adnan Sajid Khan AKA Gullu Dada was born in 1965, started as a stage singer in the 90s and eventually became an actor in 2007. He is one of the most popular faces in the deccani film industry. He got first break as an actor in RK Mama productions "FM-FUN AUR MASTI" in which he played the role of a local don, "GULLU DADA" and eventually got fame through the role. He has worked in more than 20 movies as an actor. He is famous for his dialogue Aaainn!

Adnan Sajid Khan performed in for the Bollywood Movie Saajan Chale Sasural 2, directed by N.N Siddiqui'.[1][2][3]

He has been a part of more than 20 movies that have been made in the Hyderabadi language with most of them completing 50 days in theatres in the Nizam Circuit.[1]

Filmography
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YearTitleRole(s)LanguageNotes
2007F. M. – Fun aur MastiGullu DadaDakhani
2010Gullu Dada ReturnsGullu DadaDakhani
2011ZabardastTillu TerrorDakhani
ThrillerDakhani
Sab Ki Bolti BandBabaDakhani
Ja Bhai JaDakhani
Family PackSultan / AkbarDakhaniDual role
Take AwayDakhani
2012Gullu Dada 3Gullu DadaDakhani
2013Gullu Dada 4Gullu DadaDakhani
2014Ek Tha SardaarBaba BhaiDakhani
StepneyAdnanDakhani
2015Gangs of HyderabadGulluDakhani
2016Dawat E ShaadiGore BhaiDakhani
Dubai ReturnAslam KhanDakhani
Badmash PotteyDakhani
Hero HyderabadiDakhani
2017Stepney 2Dakhani
Gullu Dada 5Gullu DadaDakhani
Inspector GulluInspector GulluDakhani
2018Colour PhotoKhuddus TubewalaDakhani
Bhoot BhaijaanSameerDakhani
08 November CroadpatiSikanderDakhani
2019Hyderabad Nawabs 2SajidDakhani
Maa Ka LaadlaAli BhaiDakhani

References
  1. "gullu dada movies: Gullu Dada, chai and Charminar a". Retrieved 11 March 2017.
  2. "Urmila in Deccanwood?". Deccan Chronicle. Retrieved 11 March 2017.
  3. "Apna humour, revisited". The Hindu. 5 March 2015. Retrieved 11 March 2017.


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