4 Films Which Prove That Aparshakti Khurana Is Bollywood’s Best Friend

Aparshakti Khurana is one of the most bankable actors in the country today. Such is his grip on the craft that he can make even the most one dimensional characters on their heads and sketch up a splendid performance. The actor made his debut in 2016 with Nitesh Tiwari’s sports biopic Dangal and won the audience’s hearts with his very first film.

Over the years, he has cemented his position in the industry with his craft and his ability to bring characters to life. There are many films where his presence has added a different energy to the frame thereby taking the story to a whole new level. Let’s take a look at 4 such films which prove that Aparshakti is Bollywood’s best friend and is an integral part of stories.

1. Dangal: Aparshakti’s debut film saw him playing Omkar; a cousin to the film’s central characters; Geeta and Babita. His raw energy brought comic relief in the intense film that walked on the tight - rope of grit, defeat and glory. His character stood by Geeta and Babita and was one of the key factors in shaping up their journeys.
2. Stree: The actor opened his humoured side like switch - blades in the horror - comedy Stree. He played the best friend to Rajkummar Rao’s character in the film and needless to say, he thoroughly entertained the audience with his wit and perfectly timed dialogues.
3. Luka Chuppi: His 2019 release Luka Chuppi where he starred along with Karthik Aryan, Kriti Sanon and Pankaj Tripathi is another example of his perfectly pitched performance. Aparshakti has an impeccable understanding of the tone of a film, he engineers a performance as per the tone of the films he’s a part of. That’s the reason his performances feel authentic. In Luka Chuppi too he lent his excellence as he was always there for Karthik’s character like a true friend.
4. Pati Patni Aur Woh: And finally, we have Pati Patni Aur Woh where the actor leveraged his off - screen buddy chemistry with Karthik to deliver a stunning performance. Remakes are always tricky but, with Aparshakti by your side, you can be assured of one hell of a performance shouldering your story.