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From being outsiders to becoming scene-stealers: Actors who redefined versatility in Bollywood!

Randeep Hooda, Darshan Kumaar & Jaideep Ahlawat: Outsiders who shone with memorable performances!

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Darshan Kumaar

Breaking into Bollywood without any film background, Darshan Kumaar carved a niche for himself with impactful and layered performances in films like Mary Kom, NH10, The Kashmir Files, Dhokha, Ashram and The Family Man S3 to name a few. Known for his intense screen presence and ability to embody powerful characters, Darshan has proved that dedication and craft can make one stand tall even amidst industry heavyweights, with The Bengal Files being the recent shining example. 

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Jaideep Ahlawat

From struggling for years to finally getting his due with Paatal Lok, Jaideep Ahlawat’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. The actor has impressed with his unmatched versatility, be it in Raazi, Gangs of Wasseypur, or his popular web series. Ahlawat is now regarded as one of the most reliable performers who can bring raw realism to any role.

Randeep Hooda

Randeep Hooda’s journey reflects sheer perseverance, as he has consistently taken up roles that push boundaries. Whether it was his intense act in Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai or Highway, the complex character in Sarbjit, or his recent turn in Sergeant and CAT, Randeep has always been applauded for his commitment to authenticity and transformation for each role.

Vineet Kumar Singh

A trained doctor turned actor, Vineet Kumar Singh’s struggle in Bollywood is well-documented. He rose to fame with Anand L Rai’s Mukkabaaz, where his gritty performance won hearts. With films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Ugly, and web shows like Rangbaaz, Vineet has showcased a rare ability to slip into complex roles with honesty and grit. The versatile actor became a household name with his eclectic performance in the year’s biggest hit Chhava alongside Vicky Kaushal. 

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Vijay Varma

From Monsoon Shootout to the global sensation Gully Boy, Vijay Varma’s graph has only moved upward. His scene-stealing performances in Darlings and Mirzapur prove his knack for playing morally grey, layered characters. As an outsider, Vijay has carved his place among the most exciting actors of his generation, admired for his unconventional choices.

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