
ACTOR · BORN 1952
Aruna Irani
- Born
- 3 May 1952, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
- Known for
- Maharaja (2024), Khatta Meetha (2010), Angoor (1982), Dil To Pagal Hai (1997)
23 archived facts 4 topics 1 source Last reviewed Nov 2026
Aruna Irani (born 3 May 1952) is an actor best known for Maharaja, Khatta Meetha and Angoor.
23 Interesting Facts About Aruna Irani
Interesting Facts (11)
- #001
Aruna Irani had a relationship with Mehmood.
- #002
Aruna Irani's brother is producer Ratan Irani.
- #003
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved film "Kaun" (1988). It starred Nitish Bhardwaj, Parikshat Sahni, Tinnu Anand and Aruna Irani, with music by Babul Bose, produced by Shums Merchant and directed by Gogi Anand.
- #004
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved Kriti Malini Films film "Sagar Se Ghera Hain Pyar" (1990). It starred Raja Awasthi, Shagufta Ali, Aruna Irani, Annu Kapoor, Shiva, Tiku Talasania, Sameer Khakkar, Shobha Khote, Goga Kapoor and Sudha Chopra, with music by Babul Bose, produced by Rajan Khakhar and directed by Kesar Matharu.
- #005
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved Challenge Films International film "Khoon Aatma" (1997). The cast included Raza Murad, Aruna Irani, Dharmesh Raaj, Asha Kiran and Lavanya Latha, with music by P. G. Nair and direction by Dinanath Redkar.
- #006
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved Shree Ganesh Pics film "Dharam Aur Imaan" (1976). It starred Sajid Khan, Priyadarshini, Aruna Irani and Raza Murad, with music by Dilshad and direction by K. Sharif.
- #007
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved D. V. R Films production "Chambal Ke Baghi" (1975). The cast included Aruna Irani, Anand, Preeti Sapru and Helen. The music was by Sonik Omi and the director was Dayaram Gupta.
- #008
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved Prakash Raj Films production "Chot" (1990). The leads were Gurdas Mann, Atish Devgan, Ambica, Renu Arya, Aruna Irani, Kiran Kumar, Alok Nath and Tej Sapru. The music was by Dilip Sen and Sameer Sen, and the director was Swaran S. Mor.
- #009
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved film Ganga Gaye Geet (1993). The cast included Seema Vaz, Prem Kumar, Aruna Irani and Junior Mehmood. The music was by Lahu Amberkar and the director was P. K. Raju.
- #010
Aruna Irani acted in Rastogi International's shelved film "Paayal Aur Shenai" (1975), which starred Vikram, Madhu Chhanda, Aruna Irani and Ajit. The music was by Sonik-Omi and the director was Kedar Kapoor.
- #011
Aruna Irani acted in the shelved Sheana Films production "Kaun?" (1992). The leads were Nitish Bhardwaj, Neha, Sonika Gill, Tinnu Anand, Manohar Singh, Parikshat Sahni and Aruna Irani. The music was by Babul Bose and the director was Gogi Anand.
Behind the Scenes (4)
- #012
A sister named Surekha. Married to a banker.
- #013
Her sister's name is Chetna. Married to a sound recordist.
- #014
Her uncle was theatre director Namdar Irani. Namdar was married to Gujarati actress Padmarani (sister of actress Sarita Joshi Bhosle). Namdar and Padmarani's daughter Daisy Irani is a TV producer and actress in Singapore. She should not be confused with Bollywood actress Daisy Irani, aunt of Farhan Akhtar.
- #015
Bindu is her first cousin (their mothers are sisters).
Characters & Cast (3)
- #016
In 1989, Darmesh Darshan directed a video film titled "Aag Se Mat Khelo", starring Aruna Irani, Sunil Puri and Anuradha Patel. It was not released for unknown reasons.
- #017
Aruna Irani acted in an N. K. K. production. The film was "Pratibadh" (1990), whose leads were Satish Babbar, Annapoorna, Bandini Mishra, Aruna Irani, Sudhir Dalvi, Mac Mohan, Viju Khote and Gurbachan. The music was by Jain Salil and the director was S. Ramesh.
- #018
Aruna Irani sang a song in the 1984 Indian film "Bechara", which starred Kamal Hassan. The original film is titled Mangala Vaathiyam and is in Tamil.
Life & Family (5)
- #019
Aruna Irani is the sister of Indra Kumar.
- #020
Aruna Irani is the aunt of actress Shweta (Karzzz). She is the daughter of director Indra Kumar.
- #021
Aruna Irani's brother is producer Balraj Irani.
- #022
Aruna Irani's brother is actor Firoz Irani.
- #023
In 1982, Cineblitz magazine published a story claiming that Aruna Irani had married Naresh Mirpuri. She denied the story.
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Sources & editorial notes
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