9 Best Roles of Abhishek Bachchan Where His Performance Stole The Show

Abhishek Bachchan in this modern love triangle as a sensible, responsible and restraint guy won many praises. Manmarziyan is a refreshing take on love and relationship and how a modern woman is trapped in doing what heart says and what is actually good for life. Many called Manmarziyan as Abhishek’s come back on the screen.

Director Maniratnam’s take on today’s youth had Abhishek playing the character of a local goon with negative shades who joins politics to make it big. He was aptly supported by Ajay Devgn and Vivek Oberoi. His performance as Lallan got him his first Filmfare award.

The first of the Dhoom series where he played a cop who is out to catch the thief. Though the character of Jai Dixit is a no nonsense cop, he added a new dimension to it.

Playing the good son of Subhash Nagre in Ram Gopal Varma’s Sarkar wouldn’t have been easy but Abhishek gave it everything he had with hardly any dialogues and carried it off coolly on screen. He received his second Filmfare ‘Best Supporting Actor’ award.

He played the good husband to Rani Mukerji who gets dumped. He portrayed the character of Rishi who undergoes a lot of frustration and humiliation before he relieves himself of the relationship. This act fetched him his third Filmfare award.

Regarded as one of his best performances, Guru was loosely based on the life of Industrialist Dhirubhai Ambani where Abhishek played the complex character of Guru with much aplomb which involved a transformation of his character from a young to an old Guru on screen.

Abhishek and John Abraham play gays to get into a rented apartment who fall in love with Priyanka Chopra. Abhishek as a nurse was fun and walked away with all the accolades in the film.

A remake of Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s all-time classic comedy Golmaal, Abhishek makes his boss Ajay Devgn to believe that he has a twin brother. His act as Abbas Ali was nothing short of brilliance.

He played a double role in this Farah Khan directorial. Nandu Bhide and his ‘nagin dance’ style had all in splits. His performance stole the show from the remaining cast.