Top 7 Method Actors In Bollywood

Method acting is an advanced art in the field of acting. Its core lies in the ability of the actor to identify with their characters in a way that they become them. It is a highly advanced form of acting and dangerous at the same time. Psychologists have often warned that under unprofessional guidance and untrained artists method acting can be very dangerous. Actors like Joaquin Phoenix and Heath Ledger were even stuck in their characters during this practice. Many Bollywood actors have managed this feat. Here are the top 7 of them.

Posted On October 22nd, 2020

Irrfan Khan

Irfan Khan is a renowned actor from Bollywood to Hollywood. His skills remain unmatched. His coworkers and directors have often appreciated his skills with method acting that allow him to deliver the best performances one can imagine.

Naseeruddin Shah

In his autobiography, he mentions how he dislikes being called a method actor for he believes that an actor can never be one with the character. He has been an inspiration to many up and coming actors who admire his work.

Nana Patekar

Patekar once admitted that he learnt acting from the hunger and humiliation that he faced at 13. He is an inspiration to Bollywood and his unforgettable roles are a treat to watch.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui

From unforgettable dialogues in Sacred Games to his epic scenes in Gangs of Wasseypur. Siddiqui is well known for his remarkable edgy roles that seem to leave us all in trance.

Boman Irani

Boman Irani plays the role with such conviction that the audience is well convinced that the character not only exists but moves in front of them and interacts with them. He likes to play realistic characters, someone who can live and people can relate to them.

Rajkumar Rao

During an interview for his film Trapped, Rajkumar explained how he went without food and water for a few days to understand the character of Shaurya. His expression of character is just as organic as they come.

Randeep Hooda

His brilliance in acting comes from that fact that his choice of films is rarely concerned with how much fame it can bring. Even with Sarbajit, he identified emotionally with the character delivering the performance of a lifetime.