Abhishek Bachchan, who has been in the Indian cinema industry for almost 18 years, is still regarded as a youth idol. The way Jr B handles setbacks and failures is a big reason why he is regarded as a youth icon. Abhishek is also one of the finest actors in the industry since he handles Twitter trolls like a champ. While today’s youth is still having a hard time dealing with rejection. Hence, several Abhishek Bachchan movies prove he is a most talented actor
Here are the 7 best Abhishek Bachchan movies of all time
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ManmarziyaanÂ
This romantic comedy picture, produced by our very personal dark and broody innovator Anurag Kashyap. Hence, it was welcomed as a fresh start for Abhishek, who had resurfaced after a long hiatus.
He portrays a respectable man who is forced to marry a female who is opposed to him as a human. The film, which also included Vicky Kaushal as one of the protagonists. However it was a moderate box office hit and earned excellent feedback from even the fiercest critics.
We sincerely hope that this new inning is a triumph and that Abhishek achieves all of the success that he merits. To put it shortly, we love Kashyap’s effort at a rom-com.
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Dhoom 2
Dhoom 2 is of the best Abhishek Bachchan movies, However the 2nd chapter in our desi Fast & Furious series, relied exclusively on the ability of our main antagonist, this being Bollywood’s Greek god Hritik Roshan.
Abhishek portrays Jai Dixit, a policeman in the criminal’s narrative, in the movie, which narrates the tale of a burglar who is judged too clever for his good. With some magnificent action scenes, this was one of the year’s greatest events, and it deserved to be there.
The entire Dhoom trilogy is also a hit and has provided Abhishek’s reputation some much-needed boosts from time to time.
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DostanaÂ
Abhishek performed quite inadequately in this film, which relied largely on its weird and occasionally amusing writing. Also, Priyanka Chopra performed her job by bringing in a decent audience to attend the film, which helped it become a box office triumph.
This film is an instance of how Hindi commercial filmmaking never entirely broke free from clichéd stories and scripting.
Nonetheless, with Abhishek as the other primary lead except for John Abraham, the movie is regarded as one of Abhishek’s few blockbusters.
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YuvaÂ
The legendary Mani-Abhishek trilogy is completed with this film. Yuva is one of the best political thrillers ever made in Hindi cinema.
Hence, Movie portrayed the story of three young men whose lives alter after an event occurs at Kolkata’s Howrah Bridge.
Abhishek Bachchan delivered one of his career’s very first solid performances in movies and Yuva movie is one the example of top notch performance. The film, which was also notable for its music, stars Vivek Oberoi and Ajay Devgan in the key parts, with Abhishek’s portrayal earning the most praise from reviewers and audiences.
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Guru
There were many rumors regarding this film, which was said to be based on the life of Dhirubhai Ambani, the dad of the Reliance company. However, Abhishek, in a solid performance, made this movie all about himself.
The film follows Gurukant Desai, a commoner with enormous dreams, as he rises from poverty to riches.
Abhishek performs as a classy guy in this film, which also stars Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Mithun Chakraborty in pivotal parts. He completely nailed the role of Gurukant Desai, and those speeches, dude!
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Raavan
Raavan, produced by master director Mani Ratnam, was a film done with a lot of heart. The film’s technical details were world-class, as were the soundtrack and photography.
The screenplay, which was arguably too sophisticated for the ordinary cinemagoer to understand, was where the film fell short of connecting with the public.
It tried to retell the old Hindu epic Ramayana. Having said that, Raavan, along with two other movies produced by Mani sir, is one of Abhishek Bachchan’s best movies. For the time being, let us all sit silently and salute this masterwork, which will always be underappreciated.
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Jhoom Barabar Jhoom
Anyone with even a passing knowledge of good cinema understands how fantastic this picture could have been if done properly. The plot of the movie was quite quasi. Whereas, many elements in the movie were not very frequent in Bollywood movies. Moreover, this aspect made the movie worth at least one viewing.
Perhaps the film got too ludicrous for Hindi viewers to bear, or perhaps it was far too forward for its time. But Abhishek Bachchan showed that he could play and execute humor just perfectly.
We realize it’s a bit contradictory from the Dostana issue, but ‘excellent comedy and terrible comedy are distinct.
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