As Sobhita Dhulipala turns a year younger today, we celebrate her exceptional and non-mainstream body of work. With her Hollywood debut alongside Dev Patel in ‘Monkey Man’, Sobhita has showcased her acting prowess and distinct choices of roles. As she marks another year, let’s delve into five of her most underrated performances that showcase her versatility and talent in the industry.
Kurup
Sobhita Dhulipala’s performance in ‘Kurup’ has been widely acclaimed, particularly for her portrayal of a nurse from the 1980s. She captures the essence of the profession with authenticity, seamlessly blending into the period setting. Her chemistry with Dulquer Salmaan further elevates her performance, adding depth and authenticity to the film’s narrative.
Major
In the film ‘Major’, based on the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, Dhulipala plays a pivotal role as a victim caught in the harrowing events at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Her performance adds authenticity to the narrative and showcases her remarkable talent. Through her electrifying portrayal, she immerses audiences into the chaos and trauma experienced by the victims, eliciting empathy and deep emotional response.
Ghost Stories
In the anthology horror film ‘Ghost Stories’, Sobhita Dhulipala delivers a chilling and unforgettable performance as a paranoid pregnant woman. Marked by raw vulnerability and emotional intensity, her portrayal serves as the emotional anchor of the segment, driving the narrative forward and leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
Ponniyin Selvan 1 & 2
Sobhita Dhulipala’s portrayal of a classical dancer in the epic historical drama ‘Ponniyin Selvan 1 and 2’ is a mesmerizing exploration of artistry, tradition, and emotion. Through her elegant movements and expressive gestures, she captures the essence of Bharatanatyam and other traditional dance styles. Her enchanting rendition honors the rich tradition of Indian classical dance and elevates the epic saga with her captivating presence.
Raman and Raghav 2.0
In her debut film ‘Raman and Raghav 2.0,’ Sobhita Dhulipala showcases her remarkable talent and maturity as an actress at the tender age of 23. She conveys the emotional depth and complexity of her character with aplomb, navigating moments of vulnerability and intense drama, leaving a lasting impression on audiences.
