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Alia Bhatt in Raazi and Gangubai Kathiawadi
From her gripping portrayal of Sehmat in Raazi to her fierce transformation in Gangubai Kathiawadi, Alia Bhatt proved her range and depth. Both roles won her critical praise and solidified her as one of the finest performers of her generation.
Credit: SLB Films
Kriti Sanon in Mimi
In Mimi, Kriti Sanon showcased her emotional range as a young woman turned surrogate, a role that earned her the National Award. She perfectly captured strength, vulnerability and warmth with remarkable depth, earning praise from the audience.
Credit: Maddock Films
Deepika Padukone in Padmaavat
In Padmaavat, Deepika Padukone delivered a career-defining performance as Rani Padmaavati. Her poise, strength, and screen presence made the character iconic.
Credit: SLB Films
Kangana Ranaut in Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi
In the film, Kangana gave a fearless performance that dominated the screen. Both audiences and critics praised her, reaffirming her strength as a solo lead.
Credit: Manikarnika Films
Yami Gautam in A Thursday
Yami delivered a compelling performance, embodying a character with hidden trauma and a drive for justice. Her powerful expressions and emotional range carried the film, cementing her as a formidable solo lead.
Credit: RSVP Movies
Priyanka Chopra in Mary Kom
Priyanka's portrayal of Mary Kom was both fierce and heartfelt. From emotional lows to career highs, she delivered a commanding solo performance that won critical and audience acclaim alike.
Credit: Bhansali Films