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His diverse roles, ranging from a delightful lover boy to a man going through intense grief, delivering every time.

As Vicky Kaushal celebrates his 37th birthday today, we couldn’t think of a better way to join the celebrations than to revisit some of his most iconic performances that made viewers cry, laugh, and burst with nationalism. Thanks to his acting prowess, the actor has made a place in the hearts of the Indian audience. Masaan (2015)

Where to watch: Amazon Prime

This is where it all started for him as he made a subtle entrance into the industry, playing his debut role of Deepak, who, despite hailing from a marginalised community, falls in love with Shaalu, ignoring all caste boundaries. The movie depicts the journey of diverse characters who are apart from one another but still connected in unexpected ways. The story of Masaan is set in the holy city of Varanasi with a soul-stirring background score by the band Indian Ocean. Both of which make the Neeraj Ghaywan directorial an unforgettable experience.

Vicky Kasuhal movies list

As the fun-loving Punjabi music fan adds another year to his life, sit back and get ready to rewatch 8 of Vicky Kaushal’s most refined performances from the comfort of your homes.

Raazi (2018)

Where to watch: Amazon Prime

Vicky Kaushal dons the hat of an emotionally layered husband in this spy thriller film directed by Meghana Gulzar. This movie, which received critical acclaim universally, shows the actor in the most vulnerable and tender form. Starring opposite the starmaker Alia Bhatt, he still managed to make his performance stand out. The soundtrack was composed by the legendary trio Shankar Ehsaan Loy, with hit numbers like Dilbaro and Ae Watan. Needless to say, this movie will make sure to make even the tough ones shed a few tears.

 Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019)

Where to watch: Zee5

This movie had everyone screaming, “How’s the Josh?” at the top of their lungs for several months to come after its release. Vicky Kaushal delivered the real-life story of a gritty and intense Indian soldier on a life-threatening mission. The fourth-highest-grossing Hindi movie of 2019 won many hearts and raised patriotism, respect, and affection for the country in every citizen’s heart.

Sanju (2018)

Where to watch: Netflix

In this biographical comedy film, Vicky Kaushal plays the role of Sanjay Dutt’s quirky Gujju friend Kamli. His chemistry with Ranbir Kapoor (playing the titular role) was worth watching. Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, the story follows Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt’s rather turbulent life, highlighting his struggles through his drug addiction and legal and suspected criminal involvements. This performance, although comedic, was enough to pull your heartstrings.

Sardar Udham (2021)

Where to watch: Amazon Prime

Directed by Shoojit Sircar, this might be Vicky’s most mature role to date. This biographical historical drama pays due reverence to the revolutionary freedom fighter Udham Singh, played by Vicky Kaushal, to the top of his ability.

Govinda Naam Mera (2022)

Where to watch: Jio Hotstar

This movie is a full-on entertainer with Vicky’s comic timing and charm being on point. The hitmaker showed that he could play lighthearted roles with the same talent as he portrays a goofy man stuck between a controlling wife and a young girlfriend.

Sam Bahadur (2023)

Where to watch: Zee5

As Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Vicky stepped into the boots of a national icon and delivered this role with authenticity. He set out to imitate, but in the process, lived the depiction with such greatness that the results were magnetic.

Zara Hatke Zara Bachke (2023)

Where to watch: Jio Hotstar

In Zara Hatke Zara Bachke, Vicky plays the role with immense humour and heart. His chemistry with Sara Ali Khan turned out to be electric, as they both play a troublesome couple wanting to get a house of their own and use the most chaotic way to do so. This movie is a fun ride, and you should definitely come along.

Vicky Kaushal makes it his responsibility to take the viewers everywhere from the ghats of Banaras to the battlefields. So, on his birthday, we raise a toast to the actor and to the many lives he brought to life on screen. Happy birthday, Vicky.

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