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Mohanlal | SRK | Prithviraj | Dulquer | Ranbir | Vijay
Mohanlal | SRK | Prithviraj | Dulquer | Ranbir | Vijay
Congrats DQ !!
DQ muthe...
For we know in part, and we prophesy in part.
But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away.
Mohanlal | SRK | Prithviraj | Dulquer | Ranbir | Vijay
Dulquer Salmaan
Actor
Age: 29
Born in: Kochi
Beyond the realm of Bollywood and Tollywood lies Mollywood, the Malayalam film industry that’s often labelled the thinking man’s cinema for its well-rounded scripts and powerful performances. Dulquer Salmaan is its hottest ticket. And he’s already got the trappings to become a bonafide superstar: critically acclaimed movies, a pan-India fan base, dapper style and lineage – he’s South Indian superstar Mammootty’s son. Salmaan broke onto the scene in 2012, with a controlled villainous performance as an ex-convict in Second Show, which won him a Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. The audience loved him as the boyish Aditya in Mani Ratnam’s OK Kanmani (2015), a progressive romantic drama tackling live-in relationships, which has Karan Johar doing a remake. But it was this year’s Kammatipaadam, an unflinchingly raw gangster movie where Salmaan essays three phases of a character, that shows off his versatility and range. Anurag Kashyap’s taken notice and Bollywood’s buzzing with his name. Will he make the switch? With 20 movies in five years, the actor’s proving there’s little he can’t conquer.
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Dulquer Salmaan
Actor
Age: 29
Born in: Kochi
Beyond the realm of Bollywood and Tollywood lies Mollywood, the Malayalam film industry that’s often labelled the thinking man’s cinema for its well-rounded scripts and powerful performances. Dulquer Salmaan is its hottest ticket. And he’s already got the trappings to become a bonafide superstar: critically acclaimed movies, a pan-India fan base, dapper style and lineage – he’s South Indian superstar Mammootty’s son. Salmaan broke onto the scene in 2012, with a controlled villainous performance as an ex-convict in Second Show, which won him a Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut. The audience loved him as the boyish Aditya in Mani Ratnam’s OK Kanmani (2015), a progressive romantic drama tackling live-in relationships, which has Karan Johar doing a remake. But it was this year’s Kammatipaadam, an unflinchingly raw gangster movie where Salmaan essays three phases of a character, that shows off his versatility and range. Anurag Kashyap’s taken notice and Bollywood’s buzzing with his name. Will he make the switch? With 20 movies in five years, the actor’s proving there’s little he can’t conquer.
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