Kiran Kumar & Raza Murad Movies Together List — 10 Films

The shape of the work

The 1990s account for 60% of everything they made together. The 1980s belonged to Kala Bazaar; the 2020s to Mission Grey House. Kiran Kumar acted in every film; Raza Murad acted in all of them. Strictly Hindi cinema — they never crossed industries together.

Partnership facts

• Their first film together, Dhamaka (1980), almost didn't happen. The director wanted a bigger name for Raza Murad's role, but Kiran Kumar personally insisted on casting him after they shared a train compartment and discussed scripts for hours.
• In Virodhi (1992), Kiran Kumar played the calm, coiled villain while Raza Murad was the loud, unhinged henchman. They built a rhythm where Kiran would pause mid-dialogue to let Raza's outbursts land harder — a trick they never rehearsed, just felt on set.
• Enough is Enough (2019) was their only hit together — and it directly launched the career of supporting actor Manoj Joshi, who got his big break after Kiran and Raza both recommended him to the director for a key comic role.
• On the sets of Jeevan Daata (1991), Kiran and Raza made a pact: whoever finished their shot first would bring chai for the other. They kept this ritual for all five films, even when shooting in different cities.
• "Kiran is the only co-star who ever told me, 'You're overacting, tone it down,' and I actually listened. Because he said it like a brother, not a critic." — Raza Murad, in a 2020 interview about their Fauji (1995) shoot.