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The brilliant and talented Anushka Sharma celebrates her 30th birthday today. The actress has delivered amazing hits since her debut in Bollywood with Aditya Chopra’s Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008). Besides acting as an actress, Anushka has also ventured into film production with her production house Clean Slate Films. The actress also has her own clothing line Nush which she launched in October 2017. She also supports and campaigns many other causes like gender equality and animal rights and more.
Seeing her versatility in her working, we see the different professions her characters portrayed on screen that we can take inspirations from. Be it a dancer in Dil Dhadakne Do or a wedding planner in Band Baaja Baaraat.
Check out these vocations that Anushka Sharma played on screen:
Band Baaja Baaraat (2010) – Wedding Planner
In this 2008 love story drama co-starring her then-boyfriend Ranveer Singh, Anushka played a wedding planner who with the help of her business partner (cum life partner later) rise up in their field and make a name for themselves.
PK (2014) – Reporter
Anushka played a TV reporter in this satirical science fiction film. She very essayed the part of a reporter trying to spread knowledge to not believe anyone blindly. She may have only been a reporter here, but we felt she was also a part counselor with the way she heard PK’s story and helped him.
Dil Dhadakne Do (2015) – Dancer
Anushka played Farah, a dancer atop the Mediterranean cruise which Kabir (Ranveer Singh) is on along with his family and friends. She essayed the part of a small-town girl following her dreams while battling all odds with perfection.
Sultan (2016) – Wrestler
In a country where girls/ladies are confined to the four walls of the house, Anushka played Aarfa Hussain – a state-level wrestler and the daughter of a local wrestling coach who aims of winning a gold at the Olympics for the country. Ever when she sacrificed her dream for her family, we still loved her dedication to the sport.
Phillauri (2017) – Poet
We know you will say Anushka was a ghost in this film, but hey, she had a life before she passed away. Well if you don’t remember, Anushka a.k.a. Shashi wrote poetry under the pseudonym of Phillauri. And this is justified as during the Independence struggle women were given very little to no rights to do what they wanted, especially if it was intellectual.
What do you think of her roles? Aren’t they inspiring! Tell us which is your favourite inspirational role played by Anushka Sharma in the Comments below.
Wishing the versatile and inspiring actress a very happy birthday.
