10 Characters Of Dulquer Which Prove That He Is The Genext Megastar

Karwaan is a road film written and directed by debutant Akarsh Khurana. The film stars Dulquer Salmaan and marks the Bollywood debut of the young Mollywood star. The film received positive reviews from critics and can be watched for the fine performance of DQ. DQ plays a depressed IT Professional and it leaves a warm fuzzy feeling in the heart and you will pine more for the actor. DQ's Hindi dubbing skills were also a highlight. He is the Jack Of All Trades.

Parava is the debut directorial of SOubin Shahirand tells the tale of two boys of Mattancherry involved in pigeon taming. Dulquer plays Imran, an extended cameo and honestly, it is a Dulquer Salmaan movie in spite of having a screen presence for a mere 25 minutes. The story of the film is deeply rooted on Imran and DQ has effortlessly given his best in terms of his body language and the accent of the local Mattancherry youth. Cameos too shine bright.

A brilliant script met an equally brilliant cast and crew, and that was 'Kammatipaadam'. The film had Dulquer play different time periods of a character, for the first time in his career. This kind of role is most challenging because the actor has to show the maturity in the character according to the age, at the same time never make a change in the basic behaviour. Dulquer's portrayal of Krishnan is a textbook of upcoming actors on how to play such a role. The stamp on stardom.

Siddharth in 'Kali' was a role which showed that his acting talent comes from his father. In many scenes one was able to see Mammootty on the screen. This was not imitation but the proof that he was learning how to be a better actor even after becoming a star. That shows that acting is not just his job but his core passion. DQ played the role of a hot head so brilliantly that we couldn't understand whether he was enacting the role or living it. Acting is in his veins.

The role of Charlie gave him the state government's recognition as the best actor in Malayalam for 2015. Do I need to say anything further? We all wish to be a carefree vagabond and DQ's performance was that dream come into life on the reel. A star is recognised.

'O Kadhal Kanmani' was his second stint in Tamil films. And this time he was able to connect it well with the audience. This was also his first successful complete romantic drama. A star actor is one who can fit himself aptly into any genre. With this movie DQ proved that he can also be the lover boy. Adding to that, if someone like Mani Ratnam has to cast you as his lead, then you need to be that good. And with 'O Kadhal Kanmani', his name and fame crossed the language barrier. A star on the rising.

'Bangalore Days' was a star-stud flick. One can never consider it as a Dulquer stand alone film. But if you feel like that, then it is because he was that perfect as Aju, the bike racer. This role, again, falls under the category of the life most of the youngsters like to have - that of a free bird, living on his own will. Here also Dulquer was able to connect to the pulse of the audience, thus making his character and his love for Sarah stand out in this multi starrer flick. The trait of a brilliant actor.

'Neelakasham Pachakadal Chuvanna Bhoomi' is a perfect road movie. Dulquer as Kasi was a replica of many of the youngbloods among us. His conviction to find his girl by crossing 8 states on a bike really connected well with the young generation. This is why many of his fans and general audience consider this as one of his best roles. Doing such a role, especially when you have to show the varied emotions while on a road trip was really challenging. But DQ lived up to it. And a star was born.

Theevram was his third film. This revenge thriller had him in the role of a music composer who is on the sphere to take revenge for his wife's death. Though the movie wasn't a big success, his portrayal of Harsha Vardhan, the husband with only revenge in mind, proved that he is here for the long run. This role also showed that he is improving as an actor with each film. The sign of a rising star.

Dulquer's very first movie, that too, as a gangster. It is really hard to perfectly pull off a gangster role, even for the experienced actors. But DQ was brilliant as Hari Lal aka 'Lalu'. It was like he was tailor made for the role. This doesn't mean that he delivered it perfectly. The portrayal had its draw backs, but considering the fact that he was a new face, what he did was nothing less than commendable. An amazing start any actor would desire.