It requires a lot of effort for actors to get into the skin of a film character, which at times goes unnoticed. We are taking a look at the actors who took an unconventional approach to play a character in a romantic film.
Salman Khan in Tere Naam
Radhe Bhaiya (Salman Khan) will always be etched in the memory of fans. From Salman Khan’s middle hair to his dressing sense, everything about the character Tere Naam was making a splash. However, as the film progresses, Salman has to slip into the skin of a man who loses his composure. This part of the film strikes an emotional chord and Salman has done a great job not only on his character but also on the looks and diction.
Shahid Kapoor in Kabir Singh
Shahid Kapoor was questioned by many for playing a toxic man in Kabir Singh. The film was a controversial hit and how Shahid worked on himself for the role show. Not only does he look confident in areas where he has to appear drunk, his physical transformation was admirable as well.
Priyanka Chopra in Aitraaz
Aitraaz is one of the most memorable films of Priyanka Chopra’s Bollywood career. She played the role of Sonia, an ambitious and manipulative woman in the film who falsely accuses Raj, an office worker, played by Akshay Kumar, of molesting her. Sonia was largely a negative shade, but with her performance, Priyanka manages to create sympathy for her beloved character.
Abhay Deol in Dev D
Dev D became a cult upon arrival. The flawed character of Dev played by Abhay Deol was not only challenging but also unseen in films in India. It was a risk that had to be taken and Abhay’s performance was appreciated by all. Anurag Kashyap does not target Dev, but lets him seek salvation.
Taapsee Pannu in Manmarziyaan
Hindi films have been full of meek female lovers, but Taapsee Pannu in Manmarziyaan broke the perception about what women want on screen. She refuses to bow to the patriarchy and again, Anurag Kashyap presents us with a flawed but relatable character in Rumi.
Bhumi Pednekar in Dum Laga Ke Haisha
Bhumi gained a lot of weight for her role in the debut film Dum Laga Ke Haisha. It was not common in Bollywood to romance a plus size character on screen. But the portrayal of Bhoomi is authentic and evokes the bitter feelings that come in life.
Dhanush in Raanjhanaa
It is a pleasure to see Dhanush in Raanjhanaa. He undergoes major body transformation for his role in the film and it has proved beneficial as Raanjhanaa is still one of his most successful films in Bollywood and South film industry.
Tanu Weds Manu in Kangana Ranaut
Kangana as Tanu is spotless and carefree. Her character in love risks it all and returns empty handed. It was not the kind of role that could be played easily and Kangana brought her A-game to the task.
Irfan in the lunchbox
The instrument of the lunchbox slowly twitched the heart. Irrfan in the film is not only real, his character drips with innocence and brings to the screen what it feels like to be alone in the later stages of life.
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