Boman Irani is one of those few Bollywood actors who have made a special place in the hearts of people with his talent, hard work, and unique style. Born on 2 December 1959 in Mumbai, Boman started with a simple life and with his dedication became one of the most versatile actors of Indian cinema. On the occasion of his birthday, let's take a look at the unheard stories related to his life and career. Childhood and early struggles Boman was born in a Parsi family. His father died before his birth, and his mother raised him alone. In childhood, Boman was a little shy, and he was brought up in a very simple environment. After completing his studies, he worked as a waiter and room service staff at the Taj Hotel in Mumbai. During this time, Boman also devoted time to his hobby photography. He worked as a photographer for many years and gradually began to recognize the artist within him. Family life Boman Irani has always given priority to his family despite facing struggles in his life. His wife Zenobia has supported him at every step. They have two sons, and Boman shares a strong familial bond with them Journey from theatre to films Boman Irani's acting journey began with theatre. He played many memorable roles in theatre and from there his acting journey began. Theatre not only boosted his confidence but also gave him the opportunity to make his place in cinema. His first film was "Legend of Bhagat Singh" (2002), but he got real recognition from "Munnabhai MBBS" (2003), in which he played the role of Doctor Asthana. His comic timing and dialogue delivery made the audience laugh a lot and brought life to the film. Journey from photography to acting Before entering films, Boman was a photographer. Once he did a photoshoot for Anupama Chopra, wife of famous filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Impressed by his photography, Vidhu Vinod Chopra suggested him to make a career in acting. This was the turning point that inspired Boman to move towards Bollywood. "Munnabhai MBBS" and "Three Idiots" Boman Irani revealed in an interview that he read the script several times before auditioning for "Munnabhai MBBS" and tried to mold himself into the character of Doctor Asthana. His "laughing therapy" scene in this film is still remembered by the audience. For the character of 'Virus' in the film "Three Idiots" (2009), Boman Irani made tremendous changes in his voice and look. To make his character real, he did prosthetic makeup for several days and worked on his speaking style. His hard work brought life to the film, and his "Virus Speech" is still a topic of discussion among the youth. Famous Roll Boman Irani has given many hit films in his career. He has proved himself in both serious and comic roles. His memorable roles: Dr. Asthana – Munna Bhai MBBS Virus – 3 Idiots Khurana - Housefull Dean Vakil – Lage Raho Munna Bhai Kishan Khosla – Jolly LLB Movie Read also: Krystle D"Souza Wraps Shoot in Mauritius for First Copy with Munawar Nivedita Basu Joins as Vice President - Fiction at Dangal Sumit Singh Shares Her Winter Skincare Routine from 'Shaitani Rasmein' Siddharth Anand Reigns as Bollywood"s Undisputed King of Indian Cinema