Meet actor whose debut film was hit, then gave 11 consecutive flops, became a villain, delivered a superhit film, he is now…
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Arjun Kapoor had been struggling at the box office facing over 11 consecutive flops that threatened his career. However his recent turn as a villain in Singham Again has changed everything. This role has revitalised his career leading to the films success and proving that embracing a darker character can make a big difference scroll down to find more details. Are villains a new trend in Bollywood? Villainy is becoming increasingly popular among Bollywood stars often overshadowing traditional hero roles. Bobby Deol revived his career by taking on negative characters leading to his biggest hit. Now Arjun Kapoor is following suit. After 11 consecutive flops he has found success by playing a villain in Singham Again and his new film is already doing well. Arjun began his career with the hit film Ishaqzaade in 2012. Despite a strong start films like Aurangzeb and Finding Fanny struggled with only Gunday and Two States doing moderately well. After 11 consecutive flops he has revitalized his career by taking on a villain role in Singham Again. This shift shows that embracing darker characters can lead to a successful comeback! Arjun Kapoors latest Instagram post:   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Arjun Kapoor (@arjunkapoor) Bobby Deol faced similar struggles in his career desperately seeking a hit as a hero but finding success elusive. After a series of disappointing films he made a bold choice to embrace a negative role. In director Sandeep Reddy Vangas Animal Bobbys portrayal of a villain marked a turning point revitalizing his career. Not only did the film become a hit but it also emerged as the biggest blockbuster of Bobbys career. Now he is in high demand for villain roles showcasing the power of reinvention in Bollywood! What are your thoughts on Arjun Kapoors villain character in Rohit Shettys Singham Again?
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