Arun Behl

Arun Behl, man, the guy’s got a filmography that’s all over the map in the best way possible. You’ve got Agneepath (2012), which—come on, if you’ve ever been into Bollywood drama with a punch of grit—delivered some wild intensity. That movie was packed with revenge, betrayal, and a lead character just absolutely obsessed with justice. Behl? He brought his own flavor, not just blending in, but actually giving the whole thing a little more bite. Then there’s Virsa... Back to the Roots (2010). Now, that flick was totally different—less all-out action, more about identity, family, and culture. It’s got that cross-border vibe, you know, exploring what happens when people chase their roots and realize things aren’t so black-and-white. Arun didn’t just show up—he actually anchored some of the more emotional scenes. Dude clearly knows how to switch gears. Jump over to Despatch (2024), and it’s like, wow, Behl’s still out here taking risks. The movie’s got this dark, underbelly-of-the-city thing going on, all gritty journalism and conspiracies. Honestly, it’s a trip. Behl’s presence in the film feels like that grounding force—sort of like when the room’s spinning and you just need to focus on one person to keep your balance. It’s cool to see someone not just get stuck in one type of role but actually try out different stuff, each time surprising you a bit. So, from intense vengeance to family drama to the chaos of investigative reporting, Arun Behl’s got range. Not bad at all.