Soori

Soori’s got this wild streak on screen—seriously, the dude's filmography is a rollercoaster. You might've caught him cracking you up or maybe, just maybe, making you tear up a bit. In Kabzaa (2023), he dives straight into the gritty heart of the underworld, tossing himself into chaos and power games that feel almost Shakespearean, except with more dirt and less frilly collars. The movie’s basically a punch to the gut with its raw energy, and Soori just owns his scenes, even when the world’s crumbling around him. Bagheera (2024) flips everything on its head again. Here, he’s not just comic relief—he’s layered, unpredictable, probably holding secrets you won’t see coming. There’s this whole mind-bending thriller vibe, like you’re always one step behind what’s really going on. Watching Soori play with that intensity? Kind of hypnotic, honestly. Then there’s Lucky (2012), which is a throwback with a completely different flavor. He’s in his element, weaving in and out of trouble, getting laughs in the middle of chaos. The movie gives him space to bounce around—think street-smart with a side of heart. Through all of it, Soori’s never phoning it in. Whether it’s drama, comedy, or something darker, he’s right there in the thick of things, making sure you remember him long after the credits roll.