Villains have always played an essential role in films. Without an antagonist a film remains incomplete. Hence since the early era of Bollywood villains have held a crucial place in movies. Today we will discuss an actor who perfectly fit into any grey role and was loved by the audience. Not only that but his handsome looks could charm anyone. While fans admired his acting his personal life also attracted a lot of attention. The actor in discussion has been a part of movies like Dharmatma Qurbani Janbaaz Mela and Welcome. By now you might have guessed that we are talking about Feroz Khan. The actor started his career in the 1960s and eventually made it big in the industry. Khan played many memorable roles throughout his career and earned love and fame. Due to his good looks Khan decided to pursue modeling at a young age which led him to move from Bangalore to Mumbai. He then started his journey with B-grade films and entered mainstream cinema with his debut in the 1965 movie Arzoo which brought him recognition. As soon as he entered Bollywood he became a known name in the industry. People often followed his style and copied him. Being one of the most popular actors of his time Feroz attracted a lot of female attention both from fans and co-stars. He was rumored to have had romantic relationships with different actresses and one that caught everyones eye was with Mumtaz. Feroz once reminisced about his flirtatious youth and shared his thoughts in an interview. He said I was quite a Casanova when I was a bachelor and was often spotted at clubs and parties with the most gorgeous women of Bollywood. I treat women with the respect that is due to them and this explains my large number of female friends. Unfortunately I was branded as a womanizer by some people.” Not just that he was one of the most outspoken actors as well. Did you know that Feroz once clashed with Raaj Kumar? In 1965 during the shoot of the film Unche Log Raaj Kumar scolded Feroz in anger after several retakes. Upon hearing this Feroz fearlessly told Raaj Kumar It would be better if you focused on your own work.