Excerpt: Remembering Asrani – The Timeless Bollywood LegendOn October 20, 2025, Bollywood lost a comic genius, Govardhan Asrani, who passed away at 84 in Mumbai. Known for his iconic Sholay jailer role and over 350 films, Asrani’s impeccable timing and expressive humor defined an era. From Jaipur’s humble roots to starring alongside Rajesh Khanna and Akshay Kumar, his career spanned decades, earning him a net worth of ₹20–25 crore. Memorable scenes like “Hum angrezon ke zamane ke jailer hain!” and Hera Pheri’s bank meltdown remain cultural treasures. YTC Ventures and Technocrat Magazine join the film fraternity in mourning, celebrating a legacy of laughter that will echo forever. Rest in peace, Asrani ji. Om Shanti.

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