The Alia Bhatt Effect: Reimagining Bollywood Through Unforgettable Roles
Alia Bhatt’s remarkable career has left an indelible mark on the Indian film industry.
From her debut as a child artist to her powerful roles in critically acclaimed movies, she continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
Her recent inclusion in the TIME100 list and her iconic portrayals make her a true trailblazer in Bollywood.
Sehmat in “Raazi” (2018)Alia portrayed Sehmat, an Indian spy embedded in Pakistan during the Indo-Pak war. Sehmat’s courage, and love for her country left a lasting impact.
Safeena in “Gully Boy” (2019)As Safeena is a fierce and possessive girlfriend. Her chemistry with co-star Ranveer Singh was electric.
Pinky in “Udta Punjab” (2016)
Alia’s transformation into Pinky, a hockey player trapped in the drug trade, was remarkable.
Veera in “Highway” (2014)In Imtiaz Ali’s “Highway,” Alia played Veera, a young woman abducted by criminals. Her journey from fear to self-discovery showcased her acting prowess.
Kaira in “Dear Zindagi” (2016)Alia portrayed Kaira, a troubled cinematographer seeking therapy. Her nuanced performance explored mental health, relationships, and self-acceptance.
Ananya in “2 States” (2014)
Alia played Ananya, a Tamilian girl in love with a Punjabi boy. Her chemistry with Arjun Kapoor and the cultural clash added depth to the film.
Rani in “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani”:This romantic comedy family drama stars Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt. this hit pair once again created their magic on screen.
Badrunissa Sheikh In “Darlings”: Alia Bhatt stars in the lead role. The movie is a dark comedy set in Mumbai and explores the lives of women from different backgrounds.
Keya Dhawan In Heart of stone:is a hacker in the action-packed thriller “Heart of Stone”. Portrayed by Alia Bhatt, she joins forces with Parker to expose the crimes of the man responsible for her parents’ death
Gangubai in “Gangubai Kathiawadi”: Alia took on the lead character, Gangubai. A powerful political figure, Gangubai’s story unfolds against the backdrop of Mumbai’s red-light district.