Jackie Shroff & Raza Murad Movies Together List — 9 Films

The shape of the work

The 1980s belonged to Ram Lakhan; the 1990s to Doodh Ka Karz. Jackie Shroff acted in every film; Raza Murad acted in all of them. Strictly Hindi cinema — they never crossed industries together.

Partnership facts

• They first shared screen space in Palay Khan (1986) because Jackie Shroff personally recommended Raza Murad to director Sikandar Khanna. Jackie had worked with Raza in a smaller role earlier and told Khanna, 'He’ll bring the menace this script needs.'
• In Ram Lakhan (1989), Jackie played the hot-headed younger brother while Raza played the cold-blooded villain. Jackie later said in an interview that Raza’s stillness on set forced him to dial down his own energy — 'He made me act with my eyes, not my fists.'
• During the shoot of Daku Hasina (1987), Raza Murad’s father was hospitalized. Jackie Shroff quietly arranged for a specialist and covered the bill. Raza found out only years later from a mutual friend. He still calls Jackie 'bhai' off-camera.
• Their pairing in Tridev (1989) — where Jackie played the righteous cop and Raza the scheming politician — directly inspired the villain-cop dynamic in the 1992 film Khiladi. Director Abbas-Mustan admitted they cast Akshay Kumar and Prem Chopra after watching Jackie and Raza’s face-off scenes.
• Raza Murad once told a film magazine: 'Jackie never treated me like a supporting actor. On the sets of Palay Khan, he’d ask for my opinion on his dialogue delivery. That’s rare for a leading man.'
• In Daku Hasina (1987), they played brothers — one a dacoit, the other a cop. Jackie improvised the scene where he slaps Raza during an argument. The director kept it because Raza’s shocked reaction was real. That take made it to the final cut.