2012 has been a fascinating year. Few films had unprecedented
box office success as well as audience’s acceptance, while few films did not
really set the box office on fire but surely placed themselves in hearts of
audience. Here are my bests of 2012 performances.
Male –
5. Sharman Joshi in Ferrari Ki Sawaari- In this small little
heart warming film, Sharman Joshi plays
a very adorable father and a martinet son. He packs an excellent performance and
he has instant connect too!
4. Aamir Khan in Talaash- As a confused and depressed cop,
Aamir Khan shines once again in a role which has its own oxymoronic rhythm.
There are many layers to his characters and Aamir conveys his emotions through
right blend of expressions and diction. He is not a perfectionist for nothing!
3. Irrfaan Khan in Paan Singh Tomar- Irrfan Khan is a
veteran actor is a very obvious statement. In Paan Singh Tomar, Irrfan Khan
once again delivers a riveting performance as the guy who has lost his patience
when he is been rejected by police officer for demanding a basic and ethical
action against illegal on-goings! A Significant performance in a significant
film!
2. Ranbir Kapoor in Barfi- As the mute, deaf, charming and
happy guy, Ranbir kapoor makes you feel his character. Pick up any of his scene
and you will find a heart in his acting. Irrespective of the fact that it is a
well established character, but Ranbir doesn’t miss a single beat.
We have a tie for Numero Uno of 2012.
1 Paresh Rawal in OMG and Salman Khan in Dabangg 2
Paresh Rawal understands his character pretty well and he
enacts equally brilliant. It becomes sort of impossible to take off your eyes
when he is on screen. Terrific and realistic in his body language and
expression, Paresh Rawal makes OMG a film that it is today.
Salman Khan back as Chulbul Pandey also brings fun back to
screen. Easily his career’s best performance, Salman throws life in Dabangg 2.
Even some corny and clunky lines goes clap-worthy because the man on screen
does it so effortlessly! Khan, you have a long way to go!
Special Mentions- Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Gangs of Wasseypur
2), Emraan Hashmi (Jannat 2), Akshay Kumar (Housefull 2), Arjun Kapoor
(Ishaqzaade), Hritik Roshan (Agneepath), Shah Rukh Khan (Jab Tak Hai Jaan),
Ajay Devgn (Bol Bachchan), .
FEMALE PERFORMERS
5. Sridevi in English Vinglish/ Deepika Padukone in
Cocktail.
English Vinglish is a film about which I don’t highly think
about. If at all it was enjoyable for me, however in bits, it was its leading
lady’s earnestness and relevancy towards her character. Her unusual voice is
additional benefit as it gives the reality structure to her performance, but
she as a performer leaves no stone unturned.
Deepika Padukone shines in an excellent performance, but in
a mediocre film. As good as silver lining, Deepika never disappoints in the
film, even though the film does! She delivers a very entertaining performance.
Note her breakdown scene, and you can figure how well this actress knows her
art!
4. Kareena Kapoor in Talaash- Kareena is often known for her
big films where she has less substance. In Talaash, she flaunts her grand
horizons of acting ability. She surprises in every scene and her dialogue
delivery is effective. A performance she and her fans should be proud of!
3. Vidya Balan in Kahaani- Kahaani was an engaging thriller
with some fast paced, nail-biting sequences. There were many note-worthy
performances, but Vidya Balan stands apart and she leaves you spell bound. Her character
was a difficult one especially because she plays the central character and the
whole suspense revolves around her. Vidya Balan does it with ease and helps
Kahaani in being more engaging than what it could have been otherwise!
2. Priyanka Chopra in Barfi- Easily her career’s best
performances, Priyanka Chopra portrays the part of Autistic girl with
incredible energy. She makes you cry, laugh, feel good and so on. She is so
strong in her performance that not even once the fact strikes you that she is
Priyanka Chopra the hot, sizzling lady and not a Jhilmil whose happiness is
somewhere hidden!
1 Parineeti Chopra in Ishaqzaade- This is her just second
film and yet she has managed to make an unforgettable mark in Ishaqzaade. She
plays her virago and fallen-for-someone sort of girl flawlessly. Her pains are
identifiable and she holds the film together in its emotional potion, a portion
where most of the films fall flat. No words remained!
Special mentions- Kareena Kapoor (Heroine), Rani Mukherjee
(Talaash), Anushka Sharma (Jab Tak hai Jaan), Kareena Kapoor (Ek Main Aur Ekk
Tu), Katrina Kaif (Ek Tha Tiger).
Akshay kumar was the best from Bollywood male and Pawan Kalyan was the best from Tollywood.
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Thank you for your views Suvran.
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