Kunal Srivastava

Kunal Srivastava has this wild streak that kinda sneaks up on you, honestly. His filmography’s a mix of genres that don’t really sit together neatly—like, you’ve got Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, which is basically the ultimate bro-comedy with a hint of that classic Bollywood melodrama, and then you turn around and there’s Irani Chai, which—let’s be real—is just dripping with nostalgia and those little moments that hit way too close to home if you’ve ever spent time sipping chai in a crowded café. And then, boom, there’s Badass Ravikumar, set for 2025, and if the whispers are right, it’s supposed to crank things up with action and this raw, almost goofy energy. Kunal’s style? He doesn’t just pick one lane and stay in it. He jumps from quick one-liners in a coming-of-age flick to deep, reflective moments in something more artsy, and then, just when you think you’ve got him pegged, he goes full throttle with some over-the-top, adrenaline-fueled chaos. Fans keep coming back because he’s unpredictable—like, he’s not afraid to go cheesy in one project and then turn around and get all introspective in the next. Basically, you never really know what you’re gonna get with a Kunal Srivastava film, except that it’s probably gonna be a ride, whether you’re laughing, cringing, or just weirdly moved.