The Kinetic Ka - Arjun Kapoor

From cherubic cheeks to washboard abs, Arjun Kapoor has steered his journey towards stardom with sheer determination and hard work.

Despite being the son of producer Boney Kapoor, he was never in the limelight unlike other star kids. The paparazzi didn’t moon over his charms and good looks. It was only after his debut that he became India’s favourite.

India wasn’t aware of Arjun Kapoor’s presence as a teenager or interested in his daily activities and preferences. The world only caught his wind when he chose to put himself out there on his own volition and ardour. Coming from the illustrious Kapoor family, the pressure of making it big in the industry had been put on his shoulders ever since the news of him making his debut started doing the rounds. Despite the burdensome expectations, with his first film itself, he left a unique mark in the hearts of audience.

From playing a chauvinistic brat ‘Parma’ in his debut ‘Ishaqzaade’ to the multi-layered character of ‘Krish’ in ‘2 States’, Kapoor is well known for the diverse nature of his films. In R. Balki’s ‘Ki & Ka’, he challenged society’s rock set norms as he essayed the role of a house husband. The charismatic actor was charming as ‘Savio Da Gama’, helping ‘Ferdie’ in his quest of ‘Finding Fanny’. In an all tough guy version of himself, he looked downright despicable in a dual avatar in the revenge thriller ‘Aurangzeb’. The versatile actor is ready to swoon the audience this year with his upcoming releases alongside Parineeti Chopra - ‘Namastey England’ and ‘Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar’. He has also signed Ashutosh Gowarikar’s ‘Panipat’, a high octane drama film based on the third battle of Panipat.

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