Yudhvir Ahlawat Kartavya:Whenever Bollywood’s ‘Nawab’ i.e. Saif Ali Khan comes on screen, he brings something different. His recently released film ‘Kartavya’ is getting a lot of love from the audience. In the film, Saif Ali Khan plays the role of a very tough and honest policeman, who does not shy away from breaking the system.
But after watching this film, there is only one question on everyone’s mind, “After all, who is that Haryanvi boy, for whose rights? saif ali khan Shaken up the whole system?” The name of this surprise package is Yudhveer Ahlawat, who played the powerful character of ‘Harpal’ in the film. Let us tell you today interesting things related to this ‘chore”s family, his real age, his father’s patriotism and his six feet tall brothers, knowing which you too will be surprised.
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Father was in the service of the country
Yudhveer Ahlawat is a resident of a small village (Rithal) in Rohtak district of Haryana and belongs to a big and patriotic family. Yudhveer’s father Ajit Singh Ahlawat was in BSF (Border Security Force), who dedicated his life in protecting the borders of the country. Due to my father being in the army, there was always an atmosphere of discipline and patriotism in the house.
Yudhveer has 3 elder brothers and 2 sisters in his family. The interesting thing is that all the other brothers of Yudhveer are quite tall and of military build with a height of about 6-6 feet, but among them all, Yudhveer is a little shorter in terms of height. Because of his small stature and very innocent face, at first glance he looks like a schoolboy of only 12-13 years. Even in the film ‘Kartavya’, this look of hers baffles the audience. But you will be surprised to know that this is just an ‘illusion’. About 5-6 years ago, when his first film ‘Saand Ki Aankh’ was released, he himself smilingly revealed in an interview that people considered him a child, even though at that time he was 28 years old. That means, as of today, Yudhveer is around 33-34 years old. Because of his ageless and boyish look, he is able to play the character of a very young helpless boy on screen with such intensity and liveliness.
After father’s departure, mother became the biggest shield.
A big emotional turning point in Yudhveer’s life came when his BSF retired father died suddenly about 8 years ago. Due to father’s departure, a mountain of sorrow fell on the entire family. In such difficult times, Yudhveer’s mother stood as his biggest shield and courage. Yudhveer himself had emotionally told that whether it was helping him financially or encouraging him mentally, his mother and brothers and sisters always supported him completely. Due to the selfless support of his family, today this boy, who studied from Neki Ram Sharma Government College, Rohtak, has been able to make his mark in the glamor of Mumbai.
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In my childhood itself I had told my friends – ‘Take autograph, I am going to Mumbai’
Since childhood, Yudhveer had such a knack for acting that he used to reach the stage in every function of the village and school. When he won medals in the Youth Festival during his college days, he became convinced that this was his real place. While sharing an interesting incident, his friends had told that in childhood, when all the friends were sitting and talking about their future, then Yudhveer jokingly signed a paper and gave it to his friends and said, “Keep my autograph today, one day I will become a big star and go to Mumbai.” Today, when Yudhveer has shared the screen with a big superstar like Saif Ali Khan, his village and friends must have been filled with pride.
The journey from the grand stage of ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ to ‘Kartavya’
Movie ‘Duty‘ Even though Yudhveer looks like a new face, he is a seasoned player in the world of acting. His strongest base has been live theatre. Yudhveer has been associated with famous director Firoz Abbas Khan’s grand play ‘Mughal-e-Azam: The Musical’ for the last decade (10 years). With this show, he has performed on big stages in the country and abroad, which has strengthened the foundation of his acting.
His screen debut was with Taapsee Pannu and Bhumi Pednekar starrer film ‘Saand Ki Aankh’, in which he played the role of Chandro Tomar’s son. After this he was also a part of Ranbir Kapoor’s ‘Shamshera’. In the world of OTT, his intense role of ‘Rakesh Dilawar’ in Bobby Deol and Vikrant Massey starrer ‘Love Hostel’ and his character of ‘Pankaj’ in the 2025 youth series ‘Co-Ed’ were much noticed.
Won hearts by becoming ‘Harpal’ in the film ‘Kartavya’
In the film ‘Kartavya’, Yudhveer has played the character of a simple Haryanvi boy named ‘Harpal’, who gets trapped in the trap laid by the corrupt and powerful people of the big city. The system tries to crush him in such a way that it becomes impossible for him to escape.
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This is where police officer turned Saif Ali Khan enters, who single-handedly confronts the entire system for the truth about this Haryanvi boy. Yudhveer’s raw and emotionally powerful performance has made people cry. Many of his scenes and dialogues are trending heavily on social media. On the basis of his unique screen personality, Yudhveer Ahlawat is going to prove to be a very long race horse in mainstream Indian cinema in the coming times.
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