Hindi Movie Review War Chhod Na Yaar - Cast & Crew

Soha Ali Khan was born into a royal family. She is the daughter of 'Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi' who is the Nawab of Pataudi and former cricketer. Her mother Sharmila Tagore is an actress and the Chair of the Indian Censor Board. She is sister of actor, Saif Ali Khan, the famous Bollywood actor and has an elder sister Saba Ali Khan who designs fashion jewelry.

Her first movie in the industry was, Iti Srikanta released in 2004. It was a Bengali movie. The first Hindi movie she did was Dil Maange More. Till now she has done 25 movies. Her film Rang De Basanti received critical acclaim and won many awards including National award for most popular film. She won the Best Supporting Actress award for the role she played in the same movie.

Prior to acting Khan obtained a Master's Degree from the London School of Economics & Political Science - majoring in International Relations. She worked with Citibank, Ford Foundation. Before stepping into the Bollywood industry, she was a fabulous model too. She has also worked with Babita Malkani who is a famous fashion designer. Her mother, Sharmila Tagore always wanted her daughter to become a lawyer and never imagined to see her as an actress.

Soha married her long-term partner Kunal Khemu on 25th January 2015 in a private ceremony. She broke the news about the two marrying on micro-blogging website Twitter, she wrote “It gives me great happiness to share with you all that Kunal proposed to me in Paris with the most perfect ring in the world and I said yes”. Soha loves painting, reading graphic novels, yoga and follows a healthy lifestyle. She also hosted a show on TV, Godrej Khelo Jeeto Jiyo.

Pataudi Family Tree (Infographic Family Tree)

Faraz Haider is an Indian filmmaker, writer, and director. He has predominantly worked in the Hindi Industry, that is, Bollywood. Faraz was born in Amroha, India, and puts up in Mumbai, Maharashtra. He completed his schooling from the Imamul Madaris Inter College, Amroha. Faraz is a Masters in Physics from Aligarh Muslim University. He further went to the Asian Academy of Film and Television.

Sharman Joshi was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra to a Gujarati Brahmin family. He comes from a family of Gujarati and Marathi theatre actors. He is the son of Arvind Joshi, a popular name in Gujarati theatre and his aunt, sister as well as cousins, are known Gujarati and Marathi theatre actors. Sharman Joshi’s sister is Mansi Joshi, who is married to Rohit Roy, and both are TV actors and are recognized for the roles they have played. His spouse is Prerana Chopra, the daughter of Prem Chopra and Uma Chopra. He has three children, an elder girl Khyana and twin boys, Varryan and Vihaan. Apart from starring in some hit films in supporting as well as leading roles, he has himself done theatre for a few years. His play, ‘All The Best’, in which he plays a deaf boy did 550 shows in about three years. He made his debut in Bollywood in 1999, with the film, Godmother, in which he acted alongside Shabana Azmi, Nirmal Pandey and Milind Gunaji.

Javed Jaffrey is a talented actor, dancer, comedian, voice actor, impressionist, VJ, an ad filmmaker, emcee and politician, who predominantly work in the Bollywood film and television industry. He was born on December 4, 1963, in Malliwala, Uttar Pradesh in India. Javed is the son of renowned film actor, 'Jagdeep', who is also famous for doing comic roles.

Sanjay Mishra is an Indian comedian, most famous for his role as Apple Singh, featured in the ESPN Star Sports during the 1999 Cricket World Cup. Apart from that, he has acted in countless other Bollywood films, his most famous roles being Dil Se (1998), Ankhon Dekhi (2013) and Jolly LLB (2013) to name a few.

Born in 1963 in Bihar, Sanjay Mishra joined the National School of Drama after his graduation. He acted in many TV commercials before he got a role in the TV series Chanakya in 1991. In 1995 he made his Indian film debut in Oh Darling!Yeh Hai India! followed by Rajkumar (1996) and Satya (1998). His Role in Satya and Dil Se (1998) helped him grab a role in Office Office as Shukla. For the next few years he appeared in TV serials till 2005 after which he completely switched to Bollywood films. His acting was much praised in Bunty Aur Babli, Apna Sapna Money Money, Golmaal:Fun Unlimited and Dhamaal, the last two being consecutive hits in 2006. He later starred in many small roles in big banner films before his role as RGV in All The Best:Fun Begins made him a national phenomenon. His famous dialogue "Dhondu Just Chill" was a common dialogue on the streets.

He went on to win the Indian TV Honors Golden Globe awards in 2011. In the same year he won the Star Screen Awards and in 2014, won the Jagran Films awards.

His recent releases include Phas Gaye Re Obama, based on the Indian recession, Bhoothnath Returns and Kick. Though Sanjay Mishra did some serious roles in a couple of films like Zameen, Charas and Satya, he is mainly recognised as a comedian.