Top performers of 2011 (Jan-July) Half-year hotshots
You watched them hit it big on screen. Watched a Rajni-esque Salman in Ready, the Big B's colourful transition to angry old man in Bbuddah... Hoga Tera Baap, Vidya's de-glam power-packed performance in No One Killed Jessica and Priyanka sinister act in 7 Khoon Maaf. The first half of 2011 has been varied and exciting for actors. They've had a chance to make us love (or hate) their performances. Here's your chance to rate them on the half-yearly Bollywood report card.
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You watched them hit it big on screen. Watched a Rajni-esque Salman in Ready, the Big B's colourful transition to angry old man in Bbuddah... Hoga Tera Baap, Vidya's de-glam power-packed performance in No One Killed Jessica and Priyanka sinister act in 7 Khoon Maaf. The first half of 2011 has been varied and exciting for actors. They've had a chance to make us love (or hate) their performances. Here's your chance to rate them on the half-yearly Bollywood report card.
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Abhishek Bachchan in Dum Maaro Dum: He dies in the end and there's a spooky part as well, but thankfully this one wasn't as farfetched as Delhi-6 Aby Baby is charming as the cool cop in Dum Maaro Dum. Even though the character has some resemblance to his Dhoom act, Abhishek is no less convincing in this one.
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Imran Khan / Vir Das / Kunaal Roy Kapoor in Delhi Belly: The terrific trio and their crude and crazy humour was an instant hit. Imran Khan convincingly shed his chocolate boy image for the dedicated journo Taashi.
Vir Das' portrayal of a troubled lover, who has an equally troubled time at work – can it get more real?
And Kunaal Roy Kapoor held his own as the photojournalist. -
Hrithik Roshan / Abhay Deol / Farhan Akhtar in Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara: Hrithik as Arjun, the investment banker; Abhay as Kabir, the construction tycoon and Farhan as Imraan, the flirt, strike a chord. Fun, real, charming and the best part? They didn't look like they were acting.
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Ajay Devgn in Singham: Bollywood is going gaga over Singham even before its release. The original Singham changed Suriya's life forever. Does Ajay Devgn match up?
The seasoned actor that he is, Ajay has started getting rave reviews for his performance in Singham even before its release. We have seen him play a cop in many movies, out of which Gangaajal needs a special mention. As per the critics, Singham is Ajay's best till date.
