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Yash
Yash didn’t just give us a film with KGF, he gave us Rocky Bhai, a character burning with ambition, vengeance and raw energy. His presence was magnetic, his silence spoke louder than words, and his rage always simmered beneath the surface. Equal parts spectacle and soul, Yash’s performance hit hard. And the audience loved his massy scenes, instantly giving goosebumps every time.
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Ranbir Kapoor
With Animal, Ranbir Kapoor tore apart the romantic hero mould and unleashed something far darker. It wasn’t just the action that made this performance unforgettable; it was the pain pulsing beneath every blow. A shattered son, a haunted man, a ticking time bomb, Ranbir played it all. He wasn’t just angry; he was aching. And in every moment, the audience was right there with him.
Allu Arjun
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Ranveer Singh
Every time Ranveer Singh comes to the screen, his portrayal is enough to send a chill down your spine. And with his much-anticipated Dhurandhar, Ranveer Singh's portrayal is impossible to ignore. One look at the teaser was all it took; audiences went crazy, goosebumps rose, and a breath-holding performance. With wild hair, piercing eyes and that dangerous grin, Ranveer doesn’t just play Dhurandhar, he unleashes beast mode.
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Vijay Devarakonda
He shattered conventions with Arjun Reddy, earning the name “Rowdy”, and proving why it fits. Vijay Deverakonda didn’t just act, he unleashed raw emotion and chaos that blurred the line between character and real life. Now, with Kingdom, he is back in a more ferocious avatar who is unfiltered, unstoppable and is driven by vengeance. In the race for rebels’ reign, he’s setting fire to everything in his path.
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