8 Of The Best Ayushmann Khurrana Bollywood Films To Watch

Ayushmann Khurrana has wowed us with his performances, one film after another. He came into the industry with a bang, and won over millions of hearts with his debut film 'Vicky Donor' in 2012. While Khurrana might be just about a decade old in Bollywood, he's bagged an array of unconventional roles and made a mark for himself in the industry. Known to be a risk-taker when it comes to choosing roles, his choices always leave us delighted, from his character as a sperm donor and a balding man in ‘Bala’, to a man with erectile dysfunction in ‘Shubh Mangal Saavdhan’ and even a gay lover in ‘Shubh Mangal Zyaada Saavdhan’. His range as an actor doing comedy or drama has won him immense praise he has shown his versatility year after year.

Being alongside his top contemporary actors, the star is also known for his experimental and eclectic sense of style. A doting husband, a loving father, a phenomenal actor and a style maverick, words fall short to describe this uber talented actor. Stepping into his 37th on September 14, 2021, let's go down the memory lane and look back at his vast acting portfolio that proves he's a versatile actor.


Vicky Donor

Playing the role of Vicky Arora in his debut film, Ayushmann Khurrana was experimental from the start of his career as he took on the role of a sperm donor that was associated as a taboo topic in India. However, he won the heart of audiences everywhere and became a force to be reckoned with.


Badhaai Ho

This is an usual film about how aged parents expect their second child. In the film, Khurrana embraced the role of an embarrassed young man who fights his way to ultimately find comfort in the situation. Because what's sex go to do with age?


Andhadhun

Playing the role of a blind man, Khurrana received immense praise for his acting abilities after this thrilling mystery movie.


Dream Girl

His role in ‘Dream Girl’ proves he's a jack of all traits, showcasing his expertise in mimicking a girl's voice that had the audience in splits.


Shubh Mangal Saavdhan

Erectile dysfunction is a topic that isn't spoken about much in our society due to patriarchal beliefs. Khurrana took on the progressive role to spread awareness and reach out to a larger percentage of the Indian population.


Bala

Balding is another manifestation of body-shaming and Ayushmann Khurrana stuck to his promise to break the taboo with his film ‘Bala’. Taking on the character of a young man in his 20s, his balding teaches us how to live with and face insecurities.


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Khurrana plays the role of a humane cop who is posted in the rural backwaters in this drama. Soon he is face-to-face with the grim reality of grassroots Bharat, when he comes to know of two minor girls get brutally raped and murdered, when they asked for better daily wages. Bringing to light the larger issues, the film brings to light the corrupt system.


Dum Laga Ke Haisha

Breaking the notion of body shaming, Ayushmann Khurrana's role in the film proves that a warm, caring person is what matters and not the exterior. He marries an overweight girl due to family pressure but finds himself in love.