The veteran actor noticed that fashionable main actors are increasing their horizons by taking up numerous roles past the standard romantic hero archetype. He recommended the present era of actors for his or her versatility, noting how they effortlessly transition between genres, portraying each optimistic and damaging characters with finesse. Notable examples embrace Shah Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, and Aamir Khan, who’ve successfully portrayed villains alongside different roles of their careers.
Shah Rukh portrayed damaging characters in motion pictures akin to ‘Baazigar’ and ‘Darr,’ showcasing his versatility past conventional hero roles. Equally, Aamir Khan took on an antagonist’s double function in ‘Dhoom 3,’ whereas Hrithik’s portrayal of a personality with gray shades in ‘Dhoom 2’ obtained widespread acclaim from audiences.
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Prem Chopra highlighted the evolution of villains in fashionable Bollywood in comparison with these in earlier movies. He emphasised that modern villains are extra relatable as a result of they typically have a backstory that humanizes their actions. As an illustration, previous traumas or injustices could have pushed them to their damaging roles, as seen in characters like Ranbir’s in ‘Animal.’
Prem Chopra emphasised that the nuanced writing of contemporary villain characters leads audiences to sympathize with them, a departure from the previous when villains have been sometimes one-dimensional. In earlier instances, villains symbolized hassle upon showing onscreen, with out the depth of backstory seen in modern portrayals.
