9 Underdogs of Bollywood

Rajkummar Rao - Versatile actor, from "Newton" to "Stree," consistently delivers powerful performances, breaking norms and redefining roles.

Ayushmann Khurrana - Tackles taboo topics in films like "Vicky Donor," "Article 15," and "Badhaai Ho," creating impactful narratives.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui - Rising from supporting roles, his intense acting in "Gangs of Wasseypur" propelled him to prominence in Bollywood.

Kangana Ranaut - Bold and fierce, she challenges norms in films like "Queen" and "Tanu Weds Manu," rewriting women's roles.

Randeep Hooda - Underrated actor, showcased brilliance in "Sarbjit" and "Highway," delving deep into characters with authenticity.

Radhika Apte - Versatile and dynamic, she elevates her characters in films like "Parched," "Andhadhun," and "Raat Akeli Hai.

Rajat Kapoor - While primarily a director, his acting in "Bheja Fry" and "Kapoor and Sons" brings subtle humor and depth.

Jim Sarbh - With impactful roles in "Neerja" and "Padmaavat," he adds complexity to characters, leaving a lasting impression.

Tillotama Shome - Stellar performances in "Qissa" and "Sir" portray her as an exceptional talent, often overlooked in mainstream cinema.