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This Actor Decided At 18 To Stay Unmarried, Won Silver In Boxing And Shaped Indie Cinema

This Actor Decided At 18 To Stay Unmarried, Won Silver In Boxing And Shaped Indie Cinema

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Rahul Bose began his film career in 1988 with The Perfect Murder, but he gained real recognition in 1994 with English, August. The film is still considered a milestone in his career. He also received critical acclaim for his performances in Mr. and Mrs. Iyer, Shaurya, and Chameli. (News18 Hindi)
As for Rahul Bose's contemporary Vinay Pathak, he too made his mark in Bollywood purely through his acting abilities. Audiences appreciated his performances in various films as well as on television. He began his career with the TV show Hip Hip Hurray in 1998, but rose to prominence with films like Khosla Ka Ghosla and Bheja Fry in 2006. (News18 Hindi)
Vinay Pathak's natural comic timing and effortless acting brought smiles to many faces. His character in Khosla Ka Ghosla made him a household name, while roles like 'Balwinder Bobby Khosla' in Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi further highlighted his talent. His latest appearance in OTT series Special Ops also left an impact on the audience. (News18 Hindi)
Pathak has also been active in stand-up comedy and theatre. His play White Lily and Night Rider received great appreciation. Though known for his humour, Vinay brings equal depth to serious roles. His simplicity and ability to connect with audiences set him apart. His comedy often reflects the life of a common man, which makes him instantly relatable. (News18 Hindi)
Actors like Rahul Bose and Vinay Pathak may not be very active on social media, but their fans eagerly look forward to every new project. Both of them are true gems of Hindi cinema who, through talent and hard work, have not only entertained but also given Indian cinema a refreshing perspective. (News18 Hindi)
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