He's one star who wants to prove himself as an actor. This too is rare. So he keeps looking out for challenging roles. Given his charisma, he can sigh for most romances and make loads of money in the process. But his choices are different when it comes to doing love stories too. Befikre is one such example. Aditya Chopra gave us a new formula for romantic films in the '90s and 20 years later, he's upgrading the formula. Young people today show a lot more PDA than before. And are more interested in being 'friends with benefit' than marrying their best friends. This is todays' reality and going by the promos of Befikre, Adi has got it bang on. It looks like a gamechanging film and Ranveer must count himself extremely lucky to be a part of it.
He is supposedly playing Alauddin Khilji in his next, Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Padmavati. Khilji was a brutal invader and it would indeed be a huge challenge for Ranveer to pull it off. It will be draining for him to do another period film so soon after Bajirao Mastani and one wishes him luck. Knowing him, one can be assured that he will give his 200 percent to it. Can't wait to see him bring another historical figure alive. Even Dilip Kumar reportedly was advised to do light hearted films after Mughal-e-Azam and that's the route Ranveer should follow after Padmavati.
What does an actor work for, ultimately? There is only so much money or fame you can aspire for. The better bet is to enhance yourself as an actor, polish the craft not for the gallery but for your own inner satisfaction. He's kind of come to realise that and has his heart on being his best self, be it in life, or in the movies. We kind of love what we see and wouldn't want him to change... now or forever...
