Bollywood has a longstanding tradition of showcasing the valor and charisma of its leading men in uniform. From the gallant portrayal of Akshay Kumar in “Rustom” and “Holiday” to the intense performances of Ajay Devgan in “Singham” and Siddharth Malhotra in “Shershaah,” these actors have left an indelible mark on the silver screen. However, the spotlight is now shifting to the promising Varun Tej, set to dazzle audiences in the upcoming film “Operation Valentine,” where he steps into the thrilling role of an Indian Air Force Pilot. Let’s take a closer look at their unforgettable roles.
Akshay Kumar – Rustom and Holiday:
Akshay Kumar, known for his versatility, delivered compelling performances as a naval officer in “Rustom” and an army captain in “Holiday.” His portrayal of duty-bound characters brought a perfect blend of intensity and charisma to the screen.
Varun Tej – Operation Valentine:
With the upcoming release of “Operation Valentine,” Varun Tej is poised to join the ranks of Bollywood actors making a mark in uniform. The trailer’s promising glimpse showcases Varun in a thrilling new avatar as an Indian Air Force Pilot, exuding charm and confidence in his uniform. The film is set to release on 1st March, and fans are eagerly anticipating his performance.
Ajay Devgan – Singham:
Ajay Devgan’s portrayal of the fearless and honest cop, Bajirao Singham, became a cult classic. His intense performance, coupled with the iconic Singham dialogue, has etched the character in the hearts of Bollywood fans.
Siddharth Malhotra – Shershaah:
Siddharth Malhotra stepped into the shoes of Captain Vikram Batra in “Shershaah,” paying a heartfelt tribute to the Kargil War hero. His portrayal showcased the bravery and sacrifices made by the Indian Army, leaving a lasting impact on audiences.
Shah Rukh Khan – Jab Tak Hai Jaan:
Shah Rukh Khan’s romantic yet poignant role as Samar Anand, an army officer in “Jab Tak Hai Jaan,” added a layer of emotion to the uniformed hero.
John Abraham – Madras Cafe:
John Abraham’s nuanced performance in “Madras Cafe” as an intelligence officer navigating through political turmoil showcased a different facet of the uniformed hero.
