This actor is known for playing villainous roles in cinemas and was even a black belt in Karate, he was married five times and had relationships with 12 women.
The 90s was a transformative period for Bollywood, marked by a shift towards more experimental and socially conscious storytelling, with many becoming cult classics and influencing Indian cinema.
There are many artists who make their way through the top of the ladder through their hard work by taking roles as villains. However, this actor is known for playing villainous roles in cinemas and was even a black belt in Karate.
The actor we are talking about is Mahesh Anand, a renowned on-screen villain in the 90s. He is known for playing villainous roles. He was a black belt in Karate and was a model and a trained dancer before he started acting.
Mahesh Anand was born on 13 August 1961 in Mumbai. His acting debut came in 1984 with the film Karishma, where he played the character of Dev. Despite his success, he struggles to find peace both in his professional as well as personal life.
In his lifetime he was married five times and had relationships with 12 women, but never he never found long-lasting happiness, and his death was something that no one should suffer.
Due to his physique, he is suitable for villainous roles and also shared screen with Bollywood legends like Amitabh Bachchan and Akshay Kumar, delivering memorable fight sequences. He appeared in over 300 films, and some of his most notable projects include Karishma, Bhavani Junction, Insaaf, Shahenshah, Sone Par Suhaaga, Ganga Jamuna Saraswati and Toofaan.
Coming to the late actor’s personal life, Mahesh faced many hardships in his love life. His first marriage was to Reena Roy’s sister Barkha Roy. He then tied the knot with Miss India International Erica Maria D’Souza, with whom he had a son. In 1992, he married Madhu Malhotra, and in 2000, he tied the knot with the actress Usha Bachani. His fifth and final marriage was to a Russian woman named Lana, who he introduced as his wife on Facebook.
Years later, Mahesh shared his hardships on Facebook, including his inability to find employment, his distance from his son, and the stunning Rs 6 crore financial betrayal he suffered from his stepbrother, which left him unable to pay for even the most basic of demands. At the age of 57, Mahesh Anand tragically died on February 9, 2019. A profound sense of loneliness pervaded his existence, which was reflected in his death. He was discovered unconscious on his couch, with unopened food and a bottle of alcohol nearby.
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