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im 014 Kayem Ravi Baswani Kayem Ravi Baswani Comedian , Actor and Stage Actor Among India’s finest artistes, he is most remembered for Sai Paranjpe ’s Chashme Buddoor 1981 and Kundan Shah’s Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro 1983 for which he won Filmfare Best Comedian Award in 1984 . He played supporting roles of best friend in both these films and both are remembered for its unique comic flavours . In a career spanning 30 years he did only 30 films , yet has earned a firm position among the best comedians of all time and worked with top stars and held his histrionic own . Ravi was born September 29, 1946 in Delhi and lived in C P Connaught Place , the heart ’n hub of New Delhi . Graduate of Kirori Mal College KM and admired and much – sought - after for stage and radio, he did a broad swathe of radio and special events with great character and élan . Product of one of India’s best – known and admired Theatre – nurseries in Higher Education , KM’s The Players , he played memorable roles in Ab Ayega Mazaa , Ghar Sansaar , Return , Lucky : No Time for Love , Antony Kaun Hai , Chal Mere Bhai , Jaan Tere Naam , Laadla and Kundan Shah’s Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa . His noted television serial was Idhar Udhar , telecast on Doordarshan during the late 1980s . He was appointed Teacher and Coordinator at Film and Television Institute of India ,Pune 2004 . He also appeared in Naseeruddin Shah’s first directorial venture , Yun Hota Toh Kya Hota . He doted on his parents , his sister and a horde of admiring relatives and was a wonderful friend… Ravi died following a massive heart attack on July 27, 2010 in Haldwani . He was in search of a shooting location for his first directorial venture . At that Time Ravi commanded a huge fanbase spanning a remarkable 3 generations … .

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