14 years of Ranveer Singh in Bollywood: 7 films that are testament to his range and finesse

With his limitless energy and life-changing roles, Ranveer Singh has become one of Bollywood's most dynamic and adaptable actors over the last 14 years. Ranveer has shown off his amazing ability by playing a variety of fascinating characters. He moves between intense and poignant performances with ease throughout his 14-year career. Let's examine his seven most memorable movies and characters that will never be forgotten.

Bittoo Sharma from Band Baaja Baaraat: Ranveer Singh made his Bollywood debut as the flamboyant Delhi lad, the typical love story hero, with the highest level of perfection. It didn't feel like his debut, but it was a promising one. He depicted a range of emotions with ease and seemed fully committed to the role of a humorous, youthful Delhi man.

Alauddin Khilji from Padmaavat: Ranveer showcased his multifaceted skill in this movie. He demonstrated his acting prowess by masterfully inhabiting a difficult and brutal role. For this threatening, harsh anti-hero role, the superstar not only received a great deal of praise, but he also demonstrated why he is among our greatest performers!

Varun Shrivastav from Lootera: Ranveer Singh displayed a subtle and reserved side of his acting abilities in Vikramaditya Motwane's moving historical drama. He portrayed Varun, a mysterious con artist who becomes involved in a sweet but tragic romance with Pakhi, played by Sonakshi Sinha. Ranveer's understated performance stood out in this visual and emotional masterwork, which was set in the 1950s.

Peshwa Bajirao from Bajirao Mastani: In his second film with Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Ranveer displayed a metamorphosis that every actor would want to accomplish. Ranveer's portrayal of the role won him multiple accolades, from his flawless use of the Marathi accent to his portrayal of a valiant warrior and a captivating leader in love.

Murad Ahmed from Gully Boy: Ranveer was the best Murad there could have been, hands down! As a Gully rapper, he won over the audience's hearts by skillfully showcasing his latent rap skills. The superstar's portrayal of Murad went beyond simple acting; it gave a character life that connected with viewers all around the country.

Ram from Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela: In Sanjay Leela Bhansali's contemporary interpretation of Romeo and Juliet, Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela, Ranveer Singh gave a performance that would define his career. Ranveer played the fiery and passionate Ram, a guy caught in the thick of a violent family dispute and in love, opposite Deepika Padukone. The movie received praise for its lavish settings, moving soundtrack, and intense action.

Kabir Mehra from Dil Dhadakne Do: The sole son of a self-made guy who rose to establish an empire is Kabir Mehra. He dislikes expanding his family business and dares to dream differently. Because of his character's relatability, tenderness, and sensitivity, qualities that few people can pull off, he not only won over audiences around the world but also gained popularity among young people.