9 characters of Ranveer Singh that prove his unmatched range

Varun Srivastava in Lootera

A role built on quiet pain. Ranveer’s nuanced performance, expressive eyes, controlled emotions, soft vulnerability showed his range way ahead.

Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat

Ranveer redefined villainy with terrifying brilliance as an emotionally complex monster. His physicality, dark humour, and intensity made Khilji a phenomenon.

Peshwa Bajirao in Bajirao Mastani

A role that demanded intensity and vulnerability in equal measure. Ranveer mastered Marathi diction, underwent a major physical transformation.

Hamza Ali Mazari/Jaskirat Singh Rangi in Dhurandhar

Ranveer’s eyes alone speak a story of struggle, fury, and survival. Dhurandhar marks a new chapter where his craft feels even more mature.

Rocky Randhawa in Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani

Rocky explored masculinity through a fresh lens. Beneath flashy fashion and humour, he delivered deep emotional truth.

Murad Ahmed in Gully Boy

With Murad, Ranveer delivered a performance rooted in silence, eyes, and poetry. He didn’t just act, he felt the journey of an underdog.

Simmba in Simmba

Ranveer balanced comedy, swagger, vulnerability, and mass-hero charisma while driving home a story about justice.

Ram in Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram Leela

Complex, fiery, romantic, Ram showcased Ranveer’s magnetic star presence. He balanced passion with pain, humour with heartbreak.

Bittoo Sharma in Band Baaja Baaraat

Ranveer’s debut was a breath of fresh, fearless energy. As Bittoo, he portrayed a middle-class Delhi boy chasing dreams with swagger and emotional honesty.