Happy Birthday Alia Bhatt: Her top 5 best performances

Raazi

With the thriller Raazi, which was based on the book Calling Sehmat, Alia Bhatt ventured into uncharted waters. In the first part of the movie, Bhatt changed into a sweet, impressionable, and gullible student at Delhi University; in the second half, she evolved into a spy in her own husband’s house. The stern resolve and valiant demeanor of Bhatt’s character captivate the audience.

Gangubai Kathiawadi

A biopic about a young woman who was sold into prostitution by the man she loves and how she later makes the most of her circumstances and takes charge of her own life, Gangubai Kathiawadi is hailed as Alia Bhatt’s best performance to date. Alia excelled at every task, including executing the difficult dance and elaborate costumes typical of a Sanjay Leela Bhansali film and speaking with the Kathiawadi accent and delivering dialogue with great power.

Darlings

The year 2022 continued to be fortunate for Alia Bhatt. The star thought it was time to also make her imprint on the small screen after delivering two blockbusters and sweeping the awards season. The actor plays Badru, a domestic abuse victim who, with the aid of her mother, determined to exact revenge on her husband (played by Vijay Verma) (Shefali Shah).

Highway

One could say that Imtiaz Ali’s Highway marked a turning point in Bhatt’s career because she was no longer the new kid on the block. Alia astounded both the audience and the critics with a sophisticated and raw performance. She received her first Filmfare Award for the role in the film for Best Actor (Female) in Critics’ Choice.

2 states

2 States was more than just a happy, passionate, and aesthetically stunning love story that was based on actual events. With the South Indian girl Ananya Swaminathan, who falls in love with the Punjabi boy Krish, Alia Bhatt delivered her fans a character that was both sympathetic and inspirational—a contemporary woman who battles the odds for her love while being true to her culture.