1. Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Ramanna (Raman Raghav 2.0):Anurag Kashyap discharged another diamond of a motion picture this year and cast one of the best performing artists the nation needs to brag of, Nawazuddin Siddiqui. He assumed the part of the scandalous serial executioner Raman in the film, and his shenanigans are certainly not for the cowardly. His demonstration was convincing to the point that before the end of the film, we were left with goosebumps and bad dreams of the most noticeably awful kind.
2. Vicky Kaushal as ACP Raghavan Singh (Raman Raghav 2.0):Kaushal is a standout amongst the most underrated on-screen characters we’ve found in Bollywood. He’s won hearts with his incredible execution in Masaan and Raman Raghav 2.0. The performing artist assumed the part of an addict cop with extraordinary conviction. Exactly when we think we know whose side we’re on, along comes a wind that will abandon you with blended feelings and in wonderment of this present person’s acting ability. In the event that you’ve seen the motion picture, you realize what we mean.
3. Shahid Kapoor as Tommy (Udta Punjab):Of the many normal films Bollywood produced for the current year, Udta Punjab breezed through soundly in spite of all the pre-discharge dramatization, the heartless cuts it got from Nihalani, and the lamentable release only a day prior to the motion picture’s real discharge. Despite the fact that Kapoor has past involvement of playing a screw-up with Kaminey, this specific part was particularly acclaimed by commentators.
4. Shahrukh Khan as Gaurav (Fan):SRK assumed the part of his own fan this year and earned rave surveys in the cinema world. Playing the star was (we accept) NBD for SRK, however we were charmingly shocked to see him nailing the character of the insane fan who might go to any lengths to meet his venerated image. At last, we were adoring the star and detesting the fan, and the way that the parts were played by a similar individual just affirms the way that SRK genuinely is the badshah of Bollywood.
5. Tabu as Begum Hazrat (Fitoor):Bollywood’s fizzled endeavor at reproducing Charles Dicken’s Great Expectations was not increased in value by enthusiasts of this exemplary story. In any case, for whatever it’s justified regardless of, Tabu’s execution as Begum Hazrat got acclaim in the cinema world, truth be told, many even said her execution eclipsed every other person’s in the film. The anguish of double-crossing and the fire of retribution was perfectly depicted by Tabu in her execution. We wouldn’t misrepresent in the event that we said that whatever was worth viewing in the film was just because of Tabu.