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List of Hindi film families

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This article lists notable families whose members are prominent in the Indian film industry.

This list also includes a select number of South Indian film families who crossed over into Hindi cinema. For a full list, see List of South Indian film families.

For Indian music families, see List of Indian music families.

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Akhtar–Azmi–Kher family

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The Akhtar family is a prominent film family in the Hindi film Industry. It consists of renowned poets, authors, scriptwriters, directors, actors, and producers. One of the most famous among them is Urdu poet, author and philosopher Javed Akhtar, whose great-grandfather Fazl-e-Haq Khairabadi is a notable name in the Indian Rebellion of 1857.

Javed Akhtar's first marriage was with script writer Honey Irani; Zoya Akhtar and Farhan Akhtar

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I am sure you knew Adi Chopra and Karan Johar were cousins. But did you know Vidhu Vinod Chopra and Ramanand Sagar are half-brothers? Or that Ashutosh Gowariker is related to Kajol? Or Saiyami Kher is Shabana Azmi’s relative? Or that Purab Kohli is Shekhar Kapur’s nephew? Bollywood is nothing but a big fat family enterprise.

 

 

 

Kangana Ranaut stirred the hornet’s nest by dropping the N word on Koffee with Karan, and for the industry, “nepotism” is now the second-most feared word after “feminism”. Earlier, celebrities would be apprehensive of a reporter suddenly asking them, “Sir, are you a feminist?” Their PR professionals scrambled for various ways to evade the question (incorrectly creating a standard response – “Feminism has many meanings and I stand by some of them”) and were able to, successfully, squash the debate. But how will a third-generation movie star respond to the question “Ma’am, do you think Bollywood is nepotistic?”

 

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