Sahil Gangurde

Sahil Gangurde’s name’s been popping up more and more in movie circles lately, and honestly, it’s not hard to see why. He’s been grabbing attention with “Kill” (2023)—a film that doesn’t really play by the usual Bollywood rulebook. The thing’s gritty, sometimes almost too real, and definitely not for the faint-hearted. There’s a rawness to it, like someone’s finally willing to get their hands dirty and show the mess that comes with it. Gangurde, whether he’s in front of the camera or pulling the strings behind the scenes, brings this weird energy to the screen—like you’re never sure if you should root for the guy or be scared of him. Then there’s “Dhoom Dhaam” (2025) looming on the horizon, and people are already buzzing. Is it going to be a wild ride or a total trainwreck? Who knows, but with Sahil in the mix, it’s probably not going to be boring. He’s got this knack for picking projects that don’t just fade into the background. You know those movies that stick with you, even when you’re just trying to go about your day? Yeah, that’s kind of his specialty. Honestly, Bollywood’s always had its share of cookie-cutter heroes, but Sahil Gangurde? He’s not one of them. There’s something unpredictable there—like he’s figuring things out as he goes and dragging you along for the ride. Makes you wanna keep an eye out for whatever he does next, just in case he flips the script again.