For the past 15 years Ranveer Singh has delivered performances that remain stuck in the hearts of audiences. With every film he completely changes himself not just physically but emotionally and mentally proving why he is considered one of the finest actors of this generation. As Dhurandhar receives strong love from viewers and he celebrates 15 years in the industry, we look back at the unforgettable roles that shaped his outstanding career.
Bittoo Sharma (Band Baaja Baaraat)
Ranveer’s first performance came with fearless charm and fresh energy. As Bittoo he played a lively middle-class Delhi boy full of dreams and confidence. His honest acting, natural dialogue delivery, and strong screen presence made audiences connect instantly. It was clear that he was not just another newcomer but a powerful new talent.
Ram (Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela)
This character was fiery, romantic, and deeply emotional. Ranveer showed strong passion along with pain, humor, and heartbreak in a balanced way. The film turned him into a major star and his chemistry with Deepika Padukone became one of the most loved on-screen pairings of that time.
Varun Srivastava (Lootera)
A soft and emotional role that showed a different side of his acting. Ranveer used silence, gentle expressions and meaningful eye movements to express deep feelings. This performance proved his artistic depth and showed that he was capable of delivering powerful emotions without loud dialogue.
Peshwa Bajirao (Bajirao Mastani)
One of his most demanding roles requiring immense dedication. Ranveer trained hard learned a new accent and transformed his body for this character. He portrayed the internal struggle of a brave warrior caught between love and responsibility with grace power and emotional strength.
Alauddin Khilji (Padmaavat)
A dark, dangerous, and unforgettable performance. Ranveer played the role with wild intensity, sharp expressions, and fearless energy. Instead of turning the character into a simple villain he made Khilji feel layered, complex, and terrifyingly real.
Simmba (Simmba)
A fun-filled mass entertainer role where Ranveer mixed humor, swagger, and emotion perfectly. He showed the journey of a corrupt but charming cop who eventually stands up for justice. His performance balanced entertainment and emotional depth with ease.
Murad Ahmed (Gully Boy)
In this role Ranveer delivered one of his most realistic performances. He lived the character through body language, voice, and emotional honesty. He showed pain, struggle, love, anger, and ambition, making Murad one of the most powerful characters of the decade.
Rocky Randhawa (Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani)
This role allowed him to explore sensitivity under a bold and stylish personality. Beneath the flashy clothes and loud jokes he portrayed a man who learns, grows, and understands love deeply. His performance brought laughter, tears, and warmth to the screen.
Hamza Ali Mazari / Jaskirat Singh Rangi — (Dhurandhar)
His latest performance feels more mature and controlled. Instead of using loud expressions he uses silence and subtle emotions to show strength. His eyes alone tell a story of pain, anger, survival, and inner fight, marking a powerful new phase in his acting journey.
