Sonchiriya, Badhaai Do to Daldal: 6 Projects that Highlight Bhumi Satish Pednekkar’s Dynamic Acting Range!
Bhumi Satish Pednekkar has always been the one to dare in the face of predictability. With projects that have sparked conversations and with stories that have emerged as highlights, Bhumi has carved a confident space that makes her a safe bet for unimaginable plots and thrilling storylines.
Sonchiriya, Badhaai Do to Daldal: 6 Projects that Highlight Bhumi Satish Pednekkar’s Dynamic Acting Range!
Time and again, she has proven herself as one of the finest actresses of Hindi cinema with titles like Dum Laga Ke Haisha, Badhaai Do, Saand Ki Aankh and Bhakshak among others to her credit. And recently, she just added another strong title to her body of work with Daldal.
Here are times she chose unpredictability over comfort:
Bhakshak:
Based on the Muzaffarpur shelter case, Bhumi Pednekkar headlined Bhakshak, portraying a struggling local journalist who begins an investigation into harrowing cases of abuse being covered up at the shelter. The actress stepped into a genre and role that many actresses would think twice before taking a dive into and added a new tangent to today’s cinema.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha:
Bhumi Pednekkar gained nearly 30 kgs for her first film, a daring transformation that many actresses would think twice before taking up! In a film revolving around body image, Bhumi pulled off the role of Sandhya with quiet confidence, sparking body-positivity conversations and adding a new definition to ‘heroines’.
Sonchiriya:
Sonchiriya is a gritty action drama set in Chambal ravines, following a gang of dacoits grappling with redemption and survival, and Bhumi Pednekkar, as an actress, blossomed as Indumati Tomar. From nailing the authentic Bundeli dialect to the grounded getup to the body language, Bhumi aced it all.
Projects that Highlight Bhumi Satish Pednekkar’s Dynamic Acting Range!
Saand Ki Aankh:
Bhumi played Chandro Tomar in Saand Ki Aankh and defied conventionality, surprising everyone with her daring choice. What might have turned out to be an experimental risk for other actresses proved to be a natural progression for Bhumi.
Badhaai Do:
Bhumi pulled off the role of Sumi Singh in Badhaai Do and brought the sensitive topic of queerness to the fore. She plays a lesbian who enters into a holy matrimony with Shardul, a gay, only to impress their families. The actress went bold once again by depicting a lesser-known concept about lavender marriage.
Daldal:
Based on Vishal Dhamija’s bestselling novel Bhendi Bazaar, Bhumi Pednekkar headlines Daldal, a psychological crime riller that portrays her aths DCP Rita Ferreira. The series delves into Mumbai’s dark underbelly and her inner struggles. “Very few characters like this get written for us,” she had shared while talking about Daldal. Considering Bhumi’s range, Daldal offers a generous peek of her being one of the finest actress we have today.
Bhumi Pednekkar’s each on-screen choice has reflected her inclination towards projects that make a mark. If her daring choices are anything to go by, it’d be safe to say that Bollywood’s evolution is in safe hands!
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