Happy Birthday Bollywood’s heart-throb Ranbir Kapoor! Celebrating his day with some of his outstanding performances

Happy Birthday Ranbir Kapoor!

Hollywood may have Christian Bale but Bollywood has also Ranbir Kapoor, how’s that for some versatility? From the start of his career, Ranbir already had his future coming, winning his first award at the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut for Saawariya in 2007. With his boyish good looks, hauntingly irresistible charm, this maverick of an actor has starred in more genres than Bollywood can provide him. From a deaf and mute troublemaker in Barfi to a love-stricken Romeo in Rockstar to portraying the mental decadence of modern illness in Tamasha, the list of Ranbir’s acting skill goes on and on. As this talented young actor turns 37 today, here is a look at some of his well-acclaimed movies acted out just in his brief acting time.

Sanju

Probably the biggest movie flimflam of 2018, Ranbir Kapoor plays the biopic of Sanjay Dutt and controversial atmosphere surrounding his life. With an astounding 8.3 ratings in IMDb, it is difficult to debate that no other actor could have Ranbir’s Sanjay Dutt unless of course it is Sanjay Dutt himself.

Barfi

Although the theme of Barfi surrounds around love like so many other Bollywood movies, you have to give it to Ranbir for playing out the hearing and speech-impaired Barfi. Just like his speechless character, Barfi left the audience speechless.

Rockstar

Rockstar like most Bollywood movies is about the impossible love story of a rich, culturally-different girl and an aspiring poor boy which only Ranbir can make enthralling. Rockstar also surrounds around the theme of unbending determination of never giving up on one’s dream, which in the movie is to become a Rockstar.

Wake Up Sid!

From the simpleton Janardhan to a spoilt and selfish college student, Siddharth Mehra, Ranbir’s morphing into other characters are limitless. Like the Name of the movie, Wake Up Sid Ranbir wakes up to the meaning of life after meeting the inspiring writer from Kolkata, Aisha.

Tamasha

Tamasha received mixed reviews from the audience but the movie has to be included in this list because what may fail to see in Imtiaz Ali’s portrayal of Ved’s character is the gradual and slow mental declining of modern day youngsters. The movie is heart-breaking as it is awakening.