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Akshaye Khanna melts hearts as Sid, the sensitive and artistic friend of the famous Dil Chahta Hai trio. His melancholy as he is swept up in an unrequited romance makes him a truly memorable character.
Khanna adds a novel twist to the original Drishyam 2 as a new character. Filling in Tabu’s shoes is no small feat but Khanna manages it with his easy charm.
Playing a cop once more, Khanna becomes the audience’s essential vehicle to navigate the murder, crime and deceit that lie at the centre of Ittefaq.
Khanna plays the classic lover boy in this iconic romantic musical. His portrayal of heartbreak in the song "Nahin Saamne Tu" will always remain unforgettable.
As an opportunistic capitalist who wishes to destroy an arts centre, we’re supposed to hate him but Khanna’s flirty smirk adds a whole new dimension – and appeal – to his antagonist.
While we haven’t seen too many villainous shades on Khanna, he is the perfect adversary to Saif Ali Khan’s character as the diabolical Rajiv in Race.
We look at Indian films that have employed The Rashomon Effect narrative technique inspired by Akira Kurosawa's iconic film