Bio
- Made his debut in 1975 in the Bollywood film Kaagaz Ki Nao opposite Sarika.
- Played actor Rishi Kapoor's pre-incarnation role of Ravi Verma in the Bollywood film Karz (1980).
- Played husband of actress Shoma Anand in many films where their character would be the reason to break a joint family.
- Made his acting debut on television in the crime thriller series Reporter (1994) that aired on the national TV channel Doordarshan.
- Went violent during a visit to Puttaparthi and was accused to have attempted to assassinate Satya Sai Baba.
- Went into acute depression after failing in career and was admitted into Byculla Mental asylum in Mumbai, India.
- Was living with his brother Govind Mehtani in Atlanta, who later issued a statement that he went missing.
- Was spotted driving a taxi in New York City after disappearing from Bollywood.
- Was discovered in a mental asylum in Atlanta, USA by his good friend and Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor.
- Paid for his own treatment in Atlanta's mental asylum by working within the institution.
Raj KiranFebruary 5, 1949 (age 77)Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Bio
- Made his debut in 1975 in the Bollywood film Kaagaz Ki Nao opposite Sarika.
- Played actor Rishi Kapoor's pre-incarnation role of Ravi Verma in the Bollywood film Karz (1980).
- Played husband of actress Shoma Anand in many films where their character would be the reason to break a joint family.
- Made his acting debut on television in the crime thriller series Reporter (1994) that aired on the national TV channel Doordarshan.
- Went violent during a visit to Puttaparthi and was accused to have attempted to assassinate Satya Sai Baba.
- Went into acute depression after failing in career and was admitted into Byculla Mental asylum in Mumbai, India.
- Was living with his brother Govind Mehtani in Atlanta, who later issued a statement that he went missing.
- Was spotted driving a taxi in New York City after disappearing from Bollywood.
- Was discovered in a mental asylum in Atlanta, USA by his good friend and Bollywood actor Rishi Kapoor.
- Paid for his own treatment in Atlanta's mental asylum by working within the institution.
