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As the practical and moofat half of the wily duo at the centre of Abhishek Chaubey's Ishqiya and Dedh Ishqiya, Warsi seamlessly slips under Babban's skin. We loved the breezy confidence with which he delivers the character's mix of his UP-Bhopali accent.
As Jolly, the aimless lawyer who suddenly finds purpose through a case, Warsi capitalises on his strengths as both a comic actor and a performer with the ability to communicate immense depth.
Considered one of the most underrated crime dramas of Hindi cinema, Sehar stars Warsi as an encounter specialist IPS officer in Uttar Pradesh. Warsi is riveting as a determined cop, willing to go to any lengths to wipe out crime.
In this thrilling story about terrorism, hate and fear, Warsi plays Jai, an Indian reporter stuck in Afghanistan. A veteran performer, the actor does wonders with the film's dark humour.
Although Asur didn't do well, Warsi's web series debut as a CBI officer was lauded by audiences. Like the talented gems who have found a stage due to the OTT revolution, we hope Warsi finally gets his due.
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