Vicky Kaushal: How The Talented Actor Has Taken Bollywood By Storm

Maanyata Thu |Oct 10, 2019

With multiple stellar performances, Vicky Kaushal has established himself as one of the most bankable actors in his generation.

Vicky Kaushal has carved a name for himself in the world of cinema after delivering multiple hits such as Raazi, Sanju, Uri: The Surgical Strike and Manmarziyaan.

Here is the secret behind the talented star’s meteoric rise to fame.

Vicky Kaushal Has Always Made Wise Choices When It Comes To Picking Scripts

Vicky Kaushal always knows how to grab attention in every film he plays. His two noteworthy performances in Raman Raghav 2.0 and Masaan, Vicky Kaushal were enough to make him one of the Bollywood heartthrobs.

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In Razzi, he essayed the role of a Pakistani soldier who ends up finding out his wife is a spy. With his exceptional portrayal, Vicky made both the audiences and critics sit up and take notice of his acting skills.

The handsome hunk continued to impress us in Sanjay Dutt’s biopic Sanju and psychological thriller Manmarziyaan, which were two of the biggest hits in 2018.

The following year saw Vicky create magic on the big screen as the solo lead in action-packed Uri: The Surgical Strike. The film turned out to be a riot at the box office and earned him a National Film Award for Best Actor.

Vicky Kaushal - A Performer Eager To Experiment

From a rom-com lead in Netflix’s original Love Per Square Feet, a mainstream hero in Uri: The Surgical Strike, to an addicted cop in Raman Raghav 2.0, Vicky Kaushal has managed to wow us with his talent and versatility in every single film.

In the future, we will be seeing him essay the role of a revolutionary freedom fighter in Shoojit Sircar’s Sardar Udham Singh and pair with Bhumi Pednekar in horror film Bhoot Part One: The Haunted Ship.

Vicky Kaushal Never Shies Away From Small Roles

Unlike other biggies, Vicky Kaushal is willing to play supporting roles and makes them more special and memorable in his ways. Raazi revolves around the journey of Alia Bhatt’s character Sehmat and how she comes to terms with the grey area between blinding nationalism and patriotic jingoism.

While Alia delivered a stellar performance while getting into the skin of one reluctant spy, Vicky’s role as an “enemy” also deserved all the applause and whistle at the cinema. The same goes for Sanju as the Bollywood hunk successfully left a striking impact in the film.

A Quick Update Of Vicky Kaushal’s Latest Films And Activities For Those Who Don’t Know

Vicky Kaushal was last seen in Uri: The Surgical Strike in which he played the role of a Major in the Indian Armed Forces. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the heavy-action flick is based upon the surgical strike carried out by the Indian Army on Pakistan in 2016 after Uri Base Camp in Kashmir and Jammu was attacked.

Its magical numbers at the box office put Vicky Kaushal in an admirable 300-crore club but not many know that the 31-year-old actor had almost said “no” to the Aditya Dhar directorial.

"Actually I had almost said “no” to Uri”, he said in a recent interview,

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