Abhishek Bachchan
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Yuva
In the role of the unpredictable Lallan Singh, Abhishek shocked critics with a gripping, unrefined performance that firmly established him as a serious actor.
Guru
Largely inspired by Dhirubhai Ambani, Guru showcased Jr B's ability to carry a film with conviction, charisma and emotional depth. One of the most iconic roles in his filmography.
Manmarziyaan
Abhishek's calm, restrained portrayal earned widespread acclaim from critics, proving that sometimes the most impactful performances are the most understated.
Ludo
A refreshingly quirky performance that won Abhishek widespread recognition, stressing his flair for dark comedy and rich, layered storytelling.
Dasvi
Abhishek’s performance as an uneducated politician learning to value himself, blending humour with compassion, earned widespread acclaim for its sincerity and subtlety.
Be Happy
In Be Happy, Abhishek traded grand gestures for raw, emotional resonance; his performance proved that quiet, human stories are where his vulnerability truly shines as a performer.
Kaalidhar Laapata
In a performance defined by stillness, Abhishek leaned into the power of the unspoken. This minimalist masterclass revealed a magnetic gravity, proving that a commanding presence doesn't require a single raised voice.
I want to Talk
Abhishek delivered a soul-baring performance that prioritises emotional honesty over cinematic flair, proving his range is deeper than ever.