Raj Babbar & Raza Murad Movies Together List — 3 Films

The shape of the work

The 1980s belonged to Jeene Nahi Doonga; the 2000s to Bhola In Bollywood. Raj Babbar acted in every film; Raza Murad acted in all of them. Strictly Hindi cinema — they never crossed industries together.

Partnership facts

• Jeene Nahi Doonga (1984) was their first film together, but they almost didn't share a single scene. The director, Rajkumar Kohli, had to rewrite the climax to bring their characters face-to-face after test audiences demanded a confrontation between the two villains.
• In Fauji (1995), Raj Babbar played the hero's father while Raza Murad played the villain. Babbar later admitted that Murad's theatrical, loud delivery forced him to underplay every reaction — making his quiet grief the most remembered part of the film.
• Despite playing rivals on screen, Babbar and Murad were close friends off-screen. During the shoot of Bhola In Bollywood (2005), they would share a room on outdoor schedules and rehearse their lines together every morning — a habit they kept from their first film together.
• Raza Murad once said in an interview: 'Babbar sahab and I never needed a director to tell us how to hate each other. We would just look at each other and the anger would come naturally — because off camera, we were always laughing.'
• Their pairing in Jeene Nahi Doonga (1984) directly inspired the double-villain template in several Rajkumar Kohli multi-starrers that followed — including the iconic Naagin (1976) sequel, where Kohli again cast two heavyweights as joint antagonists.