Every time you meet Ayushmann Khurrana, you come back liking him a little more. Just as his reel characters, his real persona is as endearing and grows on you. That’s his biggest strength as an actor and a person. He’s one star, who carries his popularity nonchalantly. Perhaps, because he’s witnessed the highs and lows at close quarters and hasn’t given in to the frills that come with a flamboyant profession. That he’s a realist, leaves you impressed. He’s still the young boy from Chandigarh, who celebrates the wonderment that comes with life and art. Who enjoys the limelight but is aware of the shadow it casts. Who understands to survive he has to speak the jargon of the times. That’s why he’d rather be the common man’s hero, who emerges victor battling his vulnerabilities. His portrayal in earthy narratives like Bareilly Ki Barfi and Shubh Mangal Saavdhan last year drew wide appreciation and applause. What’s more they catapulted him into being a viable commercial star as well.
The coming months also look promising for Ayushamann. He changes gear with Sriram Raghvan’s tentatively titled Shooting The Paino Player. Cast alongside Tabu, this is one collaboration that could be a treat for cineastes. After that he goes back to his zone with Badhaai Ho, a quirky comedy about a middle-class family. With meaningful films, chartbusting concerts and a cushy family to go back home to… Ayushmann Khurrana is living out his daydreams…
We shot with him to celebrate the purple patch of his career. The pictures that have come out are as dreamy and poetic as him. Take a look...
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