Its not about best of our generation, instead, the best actor who is highly accepted by allgenerations. At the end of the day, we need good entertainment, no matter who the actor is. Though, given below are the names of some of the most promising ones.
1. Varun Dhawan
As he enters the 100-crore club with his latest flick ABCD 2, trade experts and industry insiders feel that he is the next generation superstar of Bollywood. "He is already among the biggest stars of next generation. It's a rare incident where an actor's first five films of his career have been a hit and that's the case with Varun Dhawan. It needs talent as well as luck to have such a beginning in your career. With films like Student Of The Year, Main Tera Hero and Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Badlapur, he garnered a huge fan following amongst the youth and now with ABCD 2, amongst the kids.
2. Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Any doubt? Nawazuddin aptly portrays and follows the essence of the above sentence. When he is acting in a movie, he is notactually acting. He is deep into the character and acts like as if for that period of time, he isthe character. He is no more the watchman who stood outside an office in his early days, he is no more a recognized celebrity in Bollywood,
3. Radhika Apte
Famous for her sensational contribution to regional cinema (Bengali, Tamil, Marathi) she made a quiet, beautiful debut in Shor: In The City. After that, she followed it up with films like the critically-acclaimed Hunterrr and Badlapur. We hope to see many more brilliant performances before she is put down as an ‘art-house actress’.
4. Tahir Raj Bhasin
You don’t really expect exciting antagonists from Yashraj. Pradeep Sarkar’s Mardaanisaw the rise of a particular young kid who is the head of a human-trafficking syndicate, engaging in a battle of wits with Rani Mukherjee – a police officer. Tahir Raj Bhasin impressed plenty of people with the way he held his own, and made a sinister character out of Walt.
5. Rajkumar Rao
Making his debut in a very unlikable role in Dibakar Banerji’s Love, Sex aur Dhokha – it took him just one scene in Talaash alongside Aamir Khan to prove his worth as an actor when he gets caught in the middle of a fight between his boss and his wife. With strong leading roles in Shahid, QueenandCitylights - he still hasn’t got his due as an actor.
6. Swara Bhaskar
She played significant parts in Anand L Rai’s Tanu weds Manu and Raanjahana. She has been making headway into the ad sector, endorsing brands like Dove, Sprite etc.
7. Anand Tiwari
He got everyone’s attention with his line in the Tata Tea commercial – “If you’re not voting during elections, you’re sleeping.” He has played many many likeable roles in movies like Udaan, Kites, Go Goa Gone. He was easily the best thing about Aisha along with Amrita Puri and recently came into the spotlight with Detective Byomkesh Bakshy as Ajit. We sincerely hope he gets his due!
Source: StarsUnfolded
1. Varun Dhawan
As he enters the 100-crore club with his latest flick ABCD 2, trade experts and industry insiders feel that he is the next generation superstar of Bollywood. "He is already among the biggest stars of next generation. It's a rare incident where an actor's first five films of his career have been a hit and that's the case with Varun Dhawan. It needs talent as well as luck to have such a beginning in your career. With films like Student Of The Year, Main Tera Hero and Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Badlapur, he garnered a huge fan following amongst the youth and now with ABCD 2, amongst the kids.
2. Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Any doubt? Nawazuddin aptly portrays and follows the essence of the above sentence. When he is acting in a movie, he is notactually acting. He is deep into the character and acts like as if for that period of time, he isthe character. He is no more the watchman who stood outside an office in his early days, he is no more a recognized celebrity in Bollywood,
3. Radhika Apte
Famous for her sensational contribution to regional cinema (Bengali, Tamil, Marathi) she made a quiet, beautiful debut in Shor: In The City. After that, she followed it up with films like the critically-acclaimed Hunterrr and Badlapur. We hope to see many more brilliant performances before she is put down as an ‘art-house actress’.
4. Tahir Raj Bhasin
You don’t really expect exciting antagonists from Yashraj. Pradeep Sarkar’s Mardaanisaw the rise of a particular young kid who is the head of a human-trafficking syndicate, engaging in a battle of wits with Rani Mukherjee – a police officer. Tahir Raj Bhasin impressed plenty of people with the way he held his own, and made a sinister character out of Walt.
5. Rajkumar Rao
Making his debut in a very unlikable role in Dibakar Banerji’s Love, Sex aur Dhokha – it took him just one scene in Talaash alongside Aamir Khan to prove his worth as an actor when he gets caught in the middle of a fight between his boss and his wife. With strong leading roles in Shahid, QueenandCitylights - he still hasn’t got his due as an actor.
6. Swara Bhaskar
She played significant parts in Anand L Rai’s Tanu weds Manu and Raanjahana. She has been making headway into the ad sector, endorsing brands like Dove, Sprite etc.
7. Anand Tiwari
He got everyone’s attention with his line in the Tata Tea commercial – “If you’re not voting during elections, you’re sleeping.” He has played many many likeable roles in movies like Udaan, Kites, Go Goa Gone. He was easily the best thing about Aisha along with Amrita Puri and recently came into the spotlight with Detective Byomkesh Bakshy as Ajit. We sincerely hope he gets his due!
Source: StarsUnfolded
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