Hitu Kanodia Actor – Movies and TV shows – Selective Ranks

Hitu Kanodia, a prominent figure in the Gujarati entertainment industry, has carved a niche for himself through his multifaceted career spanning acting, singing, and politics. Born on February 21, 1970, into a family deeply rooted in the world of cinema and politics, Hitu Kanodia inherited the essence of performing arts from his father, the renowned actor-politician Naresh Kanodia, and his mother, Ratan Kanodia. His journey in the limelight began at a young age when he ventured into the world of acting as a child artist, showcasing his innate talent and passion for the craft.

As he matured in his career, Hitu Kanodia seamlessly transitioned into lead roles, captivating audiences with his versatile performances in over 100 Gujarati films. His charismatic presence on screen, coupled with his melodious voice, earned him widespread acclaim not only as an actor but also as a singer. Hitu’s contribution to the Gujarati music industry further solidified his status as a multifaceted talent, with his songs resonating with listeners across generations. Beyond the realms of entertainment, Hitu Kanodia ventured into politics, demonstrating his commitment to public service. Although faced with challenges, his determination led him to victory in the 2017 Gujarat Legislative Assembly election, where he secured a seat as a member of the legislative assembly, further cementing his influence in both the cultural and political landscapes of Gujarat.

As a child artist, Dholi appeared in several films such as “Saiba Mora,” “Dhola Maru,” “Meru Mulade,” “Ujali Meraman,” “Vanzari Vav,” “Dharmo,” “Jog Sanjog,” “Lekhne Mathe Mekh,” “Sati Aur Bhagwan” (Hindi), “Sanp Tyan Jump,” “Vat, Vachan and Ver,” “Jugal Jodi,” “Meru Malan” (1985), and “Raj Kunwar.” Transitioning to acting roles, Dholi starred in films like “Saajan Tane Mara Sam,” “Mandanio Mor Vahurani,” “Janmo Janam,” “Raj Ratan,” “Govaliyo,” “Lakhtarni Ladi Ne Vilayatno Var,” “Senthinu Sindoor,” “Ma Te Ma Bija Vagdana Va,” “Man, Moti Ne Kach,” “Dadane Aangan Tulsi,” “Dikri To Parki Thapan Kahevay,” “Me To Dungar Kleine Ghar Re Karya,” “Kaydo,” “Vagi Kale Katar Tara Premni,” and “Vaagya Preetuna Dhol.” More recent roles include “Rajveer – Rahasyamay Premktha,” “Chare Disha Cheharma” (2000), “Hal Bheru America,” “No Tension,” “Nahin Re Chute Taro Saath,” “Daldu Didhu Me Kartakna Melama,” and “Garibni Dikri, Sasariyama Thikri.

In more recent years, Dholi has been involved in projects like “Raado” (2022), “Madhav” (2022), “Vash” (2023), “Hu” (2023), “Shubh Yatra” (2023), “3 Ekka” (2023), “Faati Ne?” (2023), “Prem No Padkar” (2024), “Kamthaan” (2024), “Nasoor” (2024, upcoming), and “Fati Ne?” (2024, upcoming).