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'''Sunny Deol''' ([[Hindi]]: सनी देओल, [[Urdu]]: شنِ دِیول), born as '''Ajay Singh Deol''' ([[Punjabi]]: ਅਜੈ ਸਿੰਘ ਦਿਓਲ, [[Hindi]]: अजय सिंह देओल, [[Urdu]]: اَجے سِںہ دِیول) on [[October 19]], [[1956]] in [[New Delhi]], [[India]]) is a [[National Film Awards]] winning [[film]] ([[Bollywood]]) [[actor]] of [[Punjabi]] descent.
* [[Halberstadt]], Kreisstadt des Landkreises Harz in Sachsen-Anhalt
* [[Halberstadt (Adelsgeschlecht)]], mecklenburgisches Uradelsgeschlecht
* [[Bistum Halberstadt]] (vor 902–1648)
* [[Landkreis Halberstadt]] (1825–1932 und 1990–2007)
* [[Kreis Halberstadt]] im Bezirk Magdeburg (1952–1990)
* Markenname der [[Halberstädter Flugzeugwerke]] für Typen vor allem im Ersten Weltkrieg
* MS Halberstadt, ein DDR-Handelsschiff, siehe [[Typ IV #Die Schiffe]]
* Eisenbahn-Personenwagen des Typs ''Halberstadt'', siehe [[UIC-Z-Wagen (DR)]]


==Biography==
===Early life===


''''''''Sunny Deol was born in [[New Delhi, India]], to veteran actor [[Dharmendra]] and Prakash Kaur. He has a younger brother, [[Bobby Deol]], who is also an actor, and two half-sisters, [[Esha Deol]], an actress and Ahana Deol, from his father's re-marriage to famous actress [[Hema Malini]].''''''''''He and Bobby respect HEMA MALINI''''' a '''''lot.'''''''''' His wife is Pooja Deol and he has two children. His cousin [[Abhay Deol]] is also currently an actor. He always wanted to be an actor but being the son of the famous actor, Dharmendra, it was difficult being treated normal, so he went to England to study acting. He joined theatre called the Old Web Theatre in [[Birmingham, England]] where he studied theatre and acting. By the time he came back to India, he was ready to face the camera.''''''''
'''Halberstadt''' als Zusatz zum Namen tragen:
* [[Albrecht von Halberstadt]] (tätig um 1200), deutscher Dichter
{{:Burchard von Halberstadt}}
{{:Konrad von Halberstadt}}
* [[Herrand von Halberstadt]] (um 1040–1102), Abt von Ilsenburg und Bischof von Halberstadt


== Career ==
=== As an Actor ===
Sunny made his acting debut in the blockbuster movie ''[[Betaab]]'' in 1983. After some flop movies he starred in an action film
''[[Arjun (1985 film)|Arjun]]'' (1985). He played the role of a jobless youth who is forced to become a gangster by circumstances. This role established his image as the action hero of Bollywood. After another period of mixed success, Sunny's breakthrough role came with ''[[Ghayal]]'' (1990) directed by Rajkumar Santoshi. His role of a boxer who fights for his family received cult status. The government of India awarded him a national award for his role of a lawyer in 'Damini'. Many of his films in the action genre including ''[[Tridev]]'' (1989), ''[[Vishwatma]]'' (1992), ''[[Imtihaan]]'' (1995), ''[[Ghatak]]'' (1996), ''[[Ziddi]]'' (1997), ''[[Border]]'' (1998) and ''[[Indian (2001 film)|Indian]]'' (2001) were some of the biggest hits of his career.


He has also had success in romantic and dramatic roles in films including ''[[Chaalbaaz]]'' (1989), ''[[Damini]]'' (1993), ''[[Darr]]'' (1993), ''[[Jeet]]'' (1996) and ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]]'' (2001). ''Gadar: Ek Prem Katha'' remains his most successful film to date at the box office.
'''Halberstadt''' ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
* [[Arthur Halberstadt]] (1874–1950), österreichischer Volksmusikforscher und -sammler
* [[Ernst Halberstadt]] (1829–1895), deutscher Unternehmer, Mitglied des Deutschen Reichstags
* Ernst Wolfgang Halberstadt, bekannt als [[W. Ernest Freud]] (1914–2008), deutscher Psychoanalytiker und Säuglingsforscher
* [[Hans Halberstadt]] (1885–1966), deutscher Fechter
* [[Hans-Erich Halberstadt]], deutscher Sänger (Tenor)
* [[Heiner Halberstadt]] (1928–2021), deutscher Politiker (Linke)
* [[Joachim Friedrich von Halberstadt]] (1640–1692), magdeburgisch-kursächischer Oberschenk und Amtshauptmann
* [[Isaak Hakohen Halberstadt]] (1922–2001), israelischer Rabbiner und Schriftgelehrter
* [[Max Halberstadt]] (1882–1940), deutscher Fotograf
* [[Mordechai Halberstadt]] (1686–1769), deutscher Rabbiner und Talmudgelehrter
* [[Randy Halberstadt]] (* 1953), US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker
* [[Scott Halberstadt]] (* 1976), US-amerikanischer Schauspieler
* [[Victor Halberstadt]] (* 1939), niederländischer Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
* [[Vitali Halberstadt]] (1903–1967), französischer Autor von Schachkompositionen
* [[Wilhelmine Halberstadt]] (1776–1841), deutsche Pädagogin und Schriftstellerin


Recently he starred in ''[[Big Brother : Every Family has a hero]]'' (2007) which has done below average business at the box office in North India and the multi-starrer action comedy ''[[Fool and Final]]'' (2007). His next release is ''[[Apne]]'' which will bring him together with his father and brother together for the first time.


=== As a director ===
'''Siehe auch:'''
Sunny Deol has also tried his hand at direction with the (1999) film ''Dillagi'' starring himself and younger brother [[Bobby Deol]] & [[Urmila Matondkar]].The film wasn't a box Office success but Sunny's direction was greatly appreciated.
* [[Halberstädter]]


== Awards ==
{{Begriffsklärung}}
===[[National Film Awards]]===
* 1991 - '''Winner''' [[National Film Award - Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Feature Film)]] for ''[[Ghayal (1990 film)|Ghayal]]'' (Injured)
* 1993 - '''Winner''' [[National Film Award for Best Supporting Actor]] for ''[[Damini]]''

=== [[Filmfare Awards]] ===
* 1983 - Nominated, [[Filmfare Best Actor Award]] for ''[[Betaab]]'' [http://indiafm.com/celebrities/awards/11741/index.html]
* 1991 - '''Winner''', [[Filmfare Best Actor Award]] for ''[[Ghayal (1990 film)|Ghayal]]''
* 1994 - '''Winner''', [[Filmfare Best Supporting Actor Award]] for ''[[Damini - Lightning]]''
* 2002 - Nominated, [[Filmfare Best Actor Award]] for ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]]''

=== [[Zee Cine Awards]] ===
* 2002 - '''Winner''', [[Zee Cine Special Award for Outstanding Performance- Male]] for ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]]''

=== [[Star Screen Awards]] ===
* 2001 - '''Winner''' [[Star Screen Award Best Actor|Best Actor]] for ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]]''

=== [[IIFA Awards]] ===
* 2001 - Nominated, [[IIFA Best Actor Award|Best Actor]] for ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]]''

==Filmography==

* ''[[Ghayal 2]]'' (2008) (in production
* ''[[Airport (2007 film)|Airport]] (2008) (in production)
* ''[[Kaafila]] (2007) .... Transporter
* ''[[Apne]] (2007)
* ''[[Fool and Final]] (2007) ... Munna
* ''[[Big Brother]] (2007)
* ''[[Naksha]] (2006) .... Veer
* ''[[Teesri Aankh]] (2006) .... ACP Arjun Singh
* ''[[Jo Bole So Nihaal]] (2005) .... Havaldar Nihaal Singh
* ''[[Rok Sako To Rok Lo]] (2004) .... Kabir (Phantom)
* ''[[Lakeer - Forbidden Lines]] (2004) .... Arjun Rana
* ''[[Khel]] (2003) .... A.C.P. Rajveer Scindia
* ''[[Jaal: The Trap]] (2003) .... Ajay Kaul
* ''[[Kaise Kahoon Ke Pyaar Hai]] (2003)
* ''[[The Hero: Love Story of a Spy]] (2003) .... Major Arun Khanna/Batra/Wahid
* ''[[Karz: The Burden of Truth]] (2002) .... Suraj Singh
* ''[[Jaani Dushman: Ek Anokhi Kahani]] (2002) .... Karan Saxena
* ''[[23rd March 1931: Shaheed]] (2002) .... Chandrashekhar Azad
* ''[[Maa Tujhhe Salaam]] (2002) .... Major Pratap Singh
* ''[[Kasam]] (2001) .... Shankar
* ''[[Indian (2001)|Indian]] (2001) .... DCP Rajshekhar Azad
* ''[[Yeh Raaste Hain Pyaar Ke]] (2001) .... Sagar (Special Appearance)
* ''[[Gadar: Ek Prem Katha]] (2001) .... Tara Singh
* ''[[Farz]] (2001) .... DCP Karan Singh
* ''[[Champion]] (2000) .... Rajveer Singh
* ''[[Dillagi]] (1999) .... Ranvir
* ''[[Arjun Pandit]] (1999) .... Arjun Dixit/Arjun Pandit
* ''[[Pyaar Koi Khel Nahin]] (1999) .... Anand
* ''[[Iski Topi Uske Sarr]] (1998) .... Bhangra dancer
* ''[[Salaakhen]] (1998) .... Vishal Agnihotri
* ''[[Qahar]] (1997) .... Raja
* ''[[Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya]] (1997) .... Special Appearance
* ''[[Ziddi]] (1997) .... Deva Pradhan
* ''[[Zor]] (1997) .... Arjun Singh
* ''[[Border (film)]] (1997) .... Major Kuldeep Singh
* ''[[Ajay]] (1996) .... Ajay
* ''[[Ghatak: Lethal]] (1996) .... Kashi Nath
* ''[[Jeet]] (1996) .... Karan
* ''[[Himmat]] (1996) .... Agent Ajay Saxena
* ''[[Angrakshak]] (1995) .... Ajay
* ''[[Dushmani: A Violent Love Story]] (1995) .... Suraj Singh
* ''[[Imtihaan]] (1995) .... Raja
* ''[[Insaniyat]] (1994) .... Karim Lala
* ''[[Darr]] (1993) .... Sunil Malhotra
* ''[[Izzat]] Ki Roti (1993)
* ''[[Damini]] - Lightning (1993) .... Govind
* ''[[Kshatriya]] (1993) .... Vinay Pratap Singh (Surjangarh)
* ''[[Lootere]] (1993)
* ''[[Gunaah]] (1993) .... Ravi Sohni
* ''[[Vishwatma]] (1992) .... Inspector Prabhat Singh
* ''[[Vishnu-Devaa]] (1991) .... Vishnu Prasad/Insp. Vishnu Subramaniam/Jack D'Souza
* ''[[Narasimha]] (1991) .... Narasimha
* ''[[Shankara]] (1991) .... Shankara
* ''[[Yodha]] (1991) .... Advocate Karan Srivastav
* ''[[Ghayal]] (1990) .... Ajay Mehra
* ''[[Krodh]] (1990) .... Ajay Shukla
* ''[[Aag Ka Gola]] (1990) .... Vikram Singh/Shankar 'Shaka'
* ''[[Vardi]] (1990) .... Ajay Kumar Singh
* ''[[ChaalBaaz]] (1989) .... Suraj
* ''[[Tridev]] (1989) .... Inspector Karan Saxena
* ''[[Joshilaay]] (1989) .... Dara
* ''[[Main Tera Dushman]] (1989) .... Gopal
* ''[[Majboor]] (1989) .... Inspector Sunil
* ''[[Nigahen: Nagina Part II]] (1989) .... Anand
* ''[[Ram-Avtar]] (1988) .... Ram
* ''[[Paap Ki Duniya]] (1988) .... Suraj/Ashok
* ''[[Inteqam]] (1988)
* ''[[Yateem]] (1988) .... Inspector Krishna
* ''[[Dacait]] (1987) .... Arjun Yadav
* ''[[Samundar]] (1986) .... Ajit
* ''[[Sultanat]] (1986) .... Sultan
* ''[[Saveray Wali Gaadi]] (1986) .... Ravidas
* ''[[Arjun]] (1985) .... Arjun Malvankar
* ''[[Zabardast]] (1985) .... Shyam
* ''[[Manzil Manzil]] (1984) .... Vijay
* ''[[Sohni Mahiwal]] (1984/I) .... Mirza Izzat Beg
* ''[[Sunny]] (1984) .... Sunny Inderjeet
* ''[[Betaab]] (1983) .... Sunny

== External links ==
*{{imdb name|id=0219971|name=Sunny Deol}}

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[[Category:Jat people]]
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[[Category:Indian film actors]]
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Sunny Deol (Hindi: सनी देओल, Urdu: شنِ دِیول), born as Ajay Singh Deol (Punjabi: ਅਜੈ ਸਿੰਘ ਦਿਓਲ, Hindi: अजय सिंह देओल, Urdu: اَجے سِںہ دِیول) on October 19, 1956 in New Delhi, India) is a National Film Awards winning film (Bollywood) actor of Punjabi descent.

Biography

Early life

'''Sunny Deol was born in New Delhi, India, to veteran actor Dharmendra and Prakash Kaur. He has a younger brother, Bobby Deol, who is also an actor, and two half-sisters, Esha Deol, an actress and Ahana Deol, from his father's re-marriage to famous actress Hema Malini.'''''He and Bobby respect HEMA MALINI a lot.''''' His wife is Pooja Deol and he has two children. His cousin Abhay Deol is also currently an actor. He always wanted to be an actor but being the son of the famous actor, Dharmendra, it was difficult being treated normal, so he went to England to study acting. He joined theatre called the Old Web Theatre in Birmingham, England where he studied theatre and acting. By the time he came back to India, he was ready to face the camera.'''

Career

As an Actor

Sunny made his acting debut in the blockbuster movie Betaab in 1983. After some flop movies he starred in an action film Arjun (1985). He played the role of a jobless youth who is forced to become a gangster by circumstances. This role established his image as the action hero of Bollywood. After another period of mixed success, Sunny's breakthrough role came with Ghayal (1990) directed by Rajkumar Santoshi. His role of a boxer who fights for his family received cult status. The government of India awarded him a national award for his role of a lawyer in 'Damini'. Many of his films in the action genre including Tridev (1989), Vishwatma (1992), Imtihaan (1995), Ghatak (1996), Ziddi (1997), Border (1998) and Indian (2001) were some of the biggest hits of his career.

He has also had success in romantic and dramatic roles in films including Chaalbaaz (1989), Damini (1993), Darr (1993), Jeet (1996) and Gadar: Ek Prem Katha (2001). Gadar: Ek Prem Katha remains his most successful film to date at the box office.

Recently he starred in Big Brother : Every Family has a hero (2007) which has done below average business at the box office in North India and the multi-starrer action comedy Fool and Final (2007). His next release is Apne which will bring him together with his father and brother together for the first time.

As a director

Sunny Deol has also tried his hand at direction with the (1999) film Dillagi starring himself and younger brother Bobby Deol & Urmila Matondkar.The film wasn't a box Office success but Sunny's direction was greatly appreciated.

Awards

National Film Awards

Filmfare Awards

Zee Cine Awards

Star Screen Awards

IIFA Awards

Filmography

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