This budding acting talent has bagged a variety of roles that have left a long lasting impression.
Yadav, an alumnus of the National School of Drama, has an extraordinary ability to portray the ordinary in an impeccable manner
Theater and Bollywood maestro actor Raghubir Yadav turns a year older today. He is a true acting gem who never ceases to amaze the audience with his command over the craft and can grace any kind of scene with ease. Yadav, an alumnus of the National School of Drama, has an extraordinary ability to portray the ordinary with impeccable form.
This talented acting talent has played a variety of roles that have left a mark for a long time – Loknath in Newton, Dr. Srivastava in Piku, Bhaskar from Love Per Square Foot, Bhura in Lagaan, Sudhakar from Sui Dhaaga, Pappu Giri in Paglat. , and most recently in Uncle Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar. Yadav, a pleasure to watch on-screen, has received two international awards as Best Actor – one is the Silver Peacock Award and the other is the FIPRESCI Critics Award, Venice.
In a career spanning almost 4 decades, this man has stunned the audience with his back to back credible performances. On the special occasion of the great actor’s birthday, his 5 scintillating roles are as follows:
- Chilam in Salaam Bombay!
Yadav gave his most memorable performance in this National Award winning film by Mira Nair. His portrayal of a drug addict who is directionless and struggling earned him a lot of respect and praise from critics. - Budhia in Peepli Live
In this satirical comedy film directed by Anusha Rizvi, Yadav played the role of Budhia, a frustrated farmer. He channeled the raw energy into the character brilliantly and made it incredibly real. The film marked India’s official entry in the Academy Awards (Best Foreign Film category). - From Adolf Hitler to Hitler in Gandhi
The film ‘Dear Friend Hitler’ was released in India as ‘Gandhi to Hitler’. Yadav’s extraordinary portrayal of Hitler left the audience spellbound. - Mungerilal in Mungerilal ke Haseen Sapne
Yadav essays the lead role (Mungerilal) and beautifully brings out the frustrations, struggles and longings of the quintessential common man. Mungerilal used to have dreams about where he would take revenge. - Karim Mein Firaaq
In this National Award-winning film by Nandita Das based on the 2002 Gujarat violence, Yadav excelled as Naseeruddin Shah’s trusted assistant Karim.
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