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    Imran Khan HI, PP, RCPE (Hon), ASY, WCY (Urdu: عِمران خان‎) born Imran Khan Niazi (Urdu: عِمران خان نِیازی‎) on 25 November 1952,[1] in Lahore[2] is a Pakistani politician, celebrity, and former cricketer. He played international cricket for two decades in the late twentieth century and, after retiring, entered politics. Besides his political activism, Khan is also a philanthropist, cricket commentator, Chancellor of the University of Bradford and Founding Chairman of Board of Governors of Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre. Through worldwide fundraising, he founded Namal College, Mianwali in 2008. He was Pakistan's most successful cricket captain,[3] leading his country to victory at the 1992 Cricket World Cup, playing for the Pakistani cricket team from 1971 to 1992, and serving as its captain intermittently throughout 1982–1992.[4] After retiring from cricket at the end of the 1987 World Cup in 1988, owing to popular demand he was requested to come back by the president of Pakistan Zia ul Haq to lead the team once again. At the age of 39, Khan led his team to Pakistan's first and only World Cup victory in 1992. With 3807 runs and 362 wickets in Test cricket, he is one of eight world cricketers to have achieved an 'All-rounder's Triple' in Test matches.[5] On 14 July 2010, Khan was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.[6] In April 1996, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ("Movement for Justice") political party was established[7] and Khan became its chairman. He represented Mianwali as a member of the National Assembly from November 2002 to October 2007, he was again elected on 11 May 2013, while his party gained 35 seats in the National Assembly.[8][9][10] Global Post mentioned him third in a list of nine world leaders of 2012 and recognized Khan as the face of anti-drone movement in Pakistan.[11] According to Asia Society, Khan was voted as Asia’s Person of the Year 2012.[12] As the Pew Research Center, in 2012 majority of Pakistani respondents offered a favourable opinion of Khan, the survey also revealed Khan's popularity among youth.[13] Contents [hide] 1 Personal life 1.1 Background 2 Cricket career 2.1 Captaincy 2.2 Post-retirement 3 Welfare activities 4 Politics 4.1 Initial politics (1996-2013) 4.2 Khan–Sharif rivalry 4.3 2013 elections campaign 4.3.1 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government 4.4 In Opposition 4.5 Action against Ministers of Qaumi Watan Party 5 Ideology 5.1 Platform 5.2 Apology towards Bangladesh 5.2.1 Rally in South Waziristan 6 Views on Kashmir 7 Biographical film 8 Awards and honours 9 Publications 10 See also 11 References 11.1 Further reading 12 External links Personal life[edit] Background[edit] Further information: Family of Imran Khan Imran Khan was born in Lahore into a family of Pashtun origin, the only son of Ikramullah Khan Niazi, a civil engineer, and his wife Shaukat Khanum.[14] Long settled in Mianwali in northwestern Punjab, the family are of Pashtun ethnicity and belong to the Niazi Shermankhel tribe.[15] A quiet and shy boy in his youth, Khan grew up with his four sisters in relatively affluent (upper middle-class) circumstances[16] and received a privileged education. He was educated at Aitchison College in Lahore, the Royal Grammar School Worcester in England, where he excelled at cricket, and in 1972 he enrolled to study Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Keble College, Oxford, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts.[17] Khan's mother hailed from the Burki family which had produced several successful cricketers,[14] including such household names as cricketers Javed Burki, Majid Khan[15] and, paternally (from the Niazi tribe then), to Misbah-ul-Haq.[18] Outside cricket, from his mother's side, he's also a descendant of the Sufi warrior-poet and inventor of the Pashto alphabet, Pir Roshan, who hailed from his maternal family's ancestral Kaniguram town in South Waziristan,[19] and a cousin to one of Pakistan's leading English-lang

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    Imran Khan HI, PP, RCPE (Hon), ASY, WCY (Urdu: عِمران خان‎) born Imran Khan Niazi (Urdu: عِمران خان نِیازی‎) on 25 November 1952,[1] in Lahore[2] is a Pakistani politician, celebrity, and former cricketer. He played international cricket for two decades in the late twentieth century and, after retiring, entered politics. Besides his political activism, Khan is also a philanthropist, cricket commentator, Chancellor of the University of Bradford and Founding Chairman of Board of Governors of Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre. Through worldwide fundraising, he founded Namal College, Mianwali in 2008. He was Pakistan's most successful cricket captain,[3] leading his country to victory at the 1992 Cricket World Cup, playing for the Pakistani cricket team from 1971 to 1992, and serving as its captain intermittently throughout 1982–1992.[4] After retiring from cricket at the end of the 1987 World Cup in 1988, owing to popular demand he was requested to come back by the president of Pakistan Zia ul Haq to lead the team once again. At the age of 39, Khan led his team to Pakistan's first and only World Cup victory in 1992. With 3807 runs and 362 wickets in Test cricket, he is one of eight world cricketers to have achieved an 'All-rounder's Triple' in Test matches.[5] On 14 July 2010, Khan was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.[6] In April 1996, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ("Movement for Justice") political party was established[7] and Khan became its chairman. He represented Mianwali as a member of the National Assembly from November 2002 to October 2007, he was again elected on 11 May 2013, while his party gained 35 seats in the National Assembly.[8][9][10] Global Post mentioned him third in a list of nine world leaders of 2012 and recognized Khan as the face of anti-drone movement in Pakistan.[11] According to Asia Society, Khan was voted as Asia’s Person of the Year 2012.[12] As the Pew Research Center, in 2012 majority of Pakistani respondents offered a favourable opinion of Khan, the survey also revealed Khan's popularity among youth.[13] Contents [hide] 1 Personal life 1.1 Background 2 Cricket career 2.1 Captaincy 2.2 Post-retirement 3 Welfare activities 4 Politics 4.1 Initial politics (1996-2013) 4.2 Khan–Sharif rivalry 4.3 2013 elections campaign 4.3.1 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government 4.4 In Opposition 4.5 Action against Ministers of Qaumi Watan Party 5 Ideology 5.1 Platform 5.2 Apology towards Bangladesh 5.2.1 Rally in South Waziristan 6 Views on Kashmir 7 Biographical film 8 Awards and honours 9 Publications 10 See also 11 References 11.1 Further reading 12 External links Personal life[edit] Background[edit] Further information: Family of Imran Khan Imran Khan was born in Lahore into a family of Pashtun origin, the only son of Ikramullah Khan Niazi, a civil engineer, and his wife Shaukat Khanum.[14] Long settled in Mianwali in northwestern Punjab, the family are of Pashtun ethnicity and belong to the Niazi Shermankhel tribe.[15] A quiet and shy boy in his youth, Khan grew up with his four sisters in relatively affluent (upper middle-class) circumstances[16] and received a privileged education. He was educated at Aitchison College in Lahore, the Royal Grammar School Worcester in England, where he excelled at cricket, and in 1972 he enrolled to study Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Keble College, Oxford, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts.[17] Khan's mother hailed from the Burki family which had produced several successful cricketers,[14] including such household names as cricketers Javed Burki, Majid Khan[15] and, paternally (from the Niazi tribe then), to Misbah-ul-Haq.[18] Outside cricket, from his mother's side, he's also a descendant of the Sufi warrior-poet and inventor of the Pashto alphabet, Pir Roshan, who hailed from his maternal family's ancestral Kaniguram town in South Waziristan,[19] and a cousin to one of Pakistan's leading English-lang

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    Imran Khan HI, PP, RCPE (Hon), ASY, WCY (Urdu: عِمران خان‎) born Imran Khan Niazi (Urdu: عِمران خان نِیازی‎) on 25 November 1952,[1] in Lahore[2] is a Pakistani politician, celebrity, and former cricketer. He played international cricket for two decades in the late twentieth century and, after retiring, entered politics. Besides his political activism, Khan is also a philanthropist, cricket commentator, Chancellor of the University of Bradford and Founding Chairman of Board of Governors of Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital & Research Centre. Through worldwide fundraising, he founded Namal College, Mianwali in 2008. He was Pakistan's most successful cricket captain,[3] leading his country to victory at the 1992 Cricket World Cup, playing for the Pakistani cricket team from 1971 to 1992, and serving as its captain intermittently throughout 1982–1992.[4] After retiring from cricket at the end of the 1987 World Cup in 1988, owing to popular demand he was requested to come back by the president of Pakistan Zia ul Haq to lead the team once again. At the age of 39, Khan led his team to Pakistan's first and only World Cup victory in 1992. With 3807 runs and 362 wickets in Test cricket, he is one of eight world cricketers to have achieved an 'All-rounder's Triple' in Test matches.[5] On 14 July 2010, Khan was inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame.[6] In April 1996, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf ("Movement for Justice") political party was established[7] and Khan became its chairman. He represented Mianwali as a member of the National Assembly from November 2002 to October 2007, he was again elected on 11 May 2013, while his party gained 35 seats in the National Assembly.[8][9][10] Global Post mentioned him third in a list of nine world leaders of 2012 and recognized Khan as the face of anti-drone movement in Pakistan.[11] According to Asia Society, Khan was voted as Asia’s Person of the Year 2012.[12] As the Pew Research Center, in 2012 majority of Pakistani respondents offered a favourable opinion of Khan, the survey also revealed Khan's popularity among youth.[13] Contents [hide] 1 Personal life 1.1 Background 2 Cricket career 2.1 Captaincy 2.2 Post-retirement 3 Welfare activities 4 Politics 4.1 Initial politics (1996-2013) 4.2 Khan–Sharif rivalry 4.3 2013 elections campaign 4.3.1 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government 4.4 In Opposition 4.5 Action against Ministers of Qaumi Watan Party 5 Ideology 5.1 Platform 5.2 Apology towards Bangladesh 5.2.1 Rally in South Waziristan 6 Views on Kashmir 7 Biographical film 8 Awards and honours 9 Publications 10 See also 11 References 11.1 Further reading 12 External links Personal life[edit] Background[edit] Further information: Family of Imran Khan Imran Khan was born in Lahore into a family of Pashtun origin, the only son of Ikramullah Khan Niazi, a civil engineer, and his wife Shaukat Khanum.[14] Long settled in Mianwali in northwestern Punjab, the family are of Pashtun ethnicity and belong to the Niazi Shermankhel tribe.[15] A quiet and shy boy in his youth, Khan grew up with his four sisters in relatively affluent (upper middle-class) circumstances[16] and received a privileged education. He was educated at Aitchison College in Lahore, the Royal Grammar School Worcester in England, where he excelled at cricket, and in 1972 he enrolled to study Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Keble College, Oxford, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts.[17] Khan's mother hailed from the Burki family which had produced several successful cricketers,[14] including such household names as cricketers Javed Burki, Majid Khan[15] and, paternally (from the Niazi tribe then), to Misbah-ul-Haq.[18] Outside cricket, from his mother's side, he's also a descendant of the Sufi warrior-poet and inventor of the Pashto alphabet, Pir Roshan, who hailed from his maternal family's ancestral Kaniguram town in South Waziristan,[19] and a cousin to one of Pakistan's leading English-lang

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    Ranveer Singh (born Ranveer Singh Bhavnani on 6 July 1985[1] in Mumbai) is an In ian a!

    "or #or$ing in Bolly#oo % &ollo#ing his Ba!helor o' (r"s egree 'rom In iana )niversi"y* Blooming"on* Singh re"urne "o In ia "o +ursue his ream o' being an a!"or% In ,-1-* Singh au i"ione 'or "he lea role in "he .ash Ra/ &ilms ven"ure !alle Ban Baa/a Baaraa"* an go" sele!"e % 0he roman"i! !ome y #as se" in "he #orl o' #e ing +lanning an re1uire Singh "o +or"ray a "y+i!al 2elhi guy !alle Bi""oo Sharma% ('"er i"s release* Ban Baa/a Baaraa" be!ame a !ri"i!al an !ommer!ial su!!ess* #i"h Singh3s +or"rayal o' Bi""oo being lau e by !ri"i!s% 4e #en" on "o #in "he &ilm'are (#ar 'or Bes" Male 2ebu" a" "he 56"h &ilm'are (#ar s% Singh !on"inue e5+erimen"ing #i"h i''eren" roles in!lu ing a !on ar"is" in 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl (,-11)* a isguise robber in "he !ri"i!ally a!!laime 6oo"era (,-17)[,] an a 8u/ara"i boy base on "he !hara!"er o' Romeo ('rom 9illiam Sha$es+eare3s +lay Romeo an Julie") in 8oliyon :i Raasleela Ram;6eela (,-17)* #hi!h emerge as Singh3s bigges" !ommer!ial su!!ess "o a"e% <on"en"s [hi e] 1 6i'e an !areer 1%1 1985=,-->? @arly li'e an beginning 1%, ,--8=1-? 2ebu" in 'ilms 1%7 ,-11=+resen"? A"her 'ilm roles , &ilmogra+hy 7 (#ar s an nomina"ions B Re'eren!es 5 @5"ernal lin$s 6i'e an !areer[e i"] 1985=,-->? @arly li'e an beginning[e i"]

    Singh +ursue his Ba!helor o' (r"s egree 'rom "he In iana )niversi"y Blooming"on Ranveer Singh #as born Ranveer Singh Bhavnani on July 6* 1985* in Mumbai* In ia* "o Jag/i" Singh Bhavnani an (n/u Bhavnani% 4e has an el er sis"er name Ri"i$a Bhavnani%[7][B][5][1] 4is !ousins are a!"ress Sonam :a+oor an +ro u!er Rhea :a+oor* augh"ers o' a!"or (nil :a+oor an #i'e Suni"a :a+oorC Singh is "heir !ousin 'rom Suni"a :a+oor3s si e nDe Bhavnani%[6] Singh e5+lains "ha" he ro++e his original surname Bhavnani* sin!e he 'el" "ha" "he name #oul have been E"oo long* "oo many syllablesE* "hus o#n+laying his bran as a Esaleable !ommo i"yE%[>] Singh ha al#ays #an"e "o be an a!"or* an a'"er /oining s!hool he s"ar"e +ar"i!i+a"ing in "he s!hool +lays an eba"es%[8] An!e #hen he ha gone 'or a bir"h ay +ar"y* his gran mo"her as$e him "o an!e an en"er"ain her%[9] Singh remembers "ha" he su enly /um+e in "he la#n an s"ar"e an!ing "o "he song E<humma <hummaE 'rom "he 1991 Bolly#oo a!"ion 'ilm* 4um%[8] 4e 'el" "he "hrill o' +er'orming an #as in"eres"e in a!"ing an an!ing%[8] EI al#ays #an"e "o be an a!"or ever sin!e I #as a li""le $i % I $ne# "ha" I ha "o o some"hing rela"e "o +er'orming ar"s an I en/oye a!"ing "he mos" as i" in!or+ora"e so many i''eren" ar" 'orms% I mus" say* I #as a very 'ilmy $i % I use "o #a"!h a lo" o' 0F an ge" very in'luen!e by Bolly#oo E* he re!alls%[5][9] 4o#ever* a'"er he /oine /unior !ollege a" 4%R% <ollege o' <ommer!e an @!onomi!s in Mumbai* Singh realise "ha" ge""ing a brea$ in "he 'ilm in us"ry #as no" a" all easy* as i" #as mos"ly +eo+le #i"h a 'ilmy ba!$groun #ho go" "he +rime o++or"uni"ies in Bolly#oo % &eeling "ha" "he i ea o' a!"ing #as E"oo 'ar;'e"!he E* Singh 'o!usse on his se!on +assion* "ha" o' !rea"ive #ri"ing%[8] 4e #en" "o "he )ni"e S"a"es "o +ursue his Ba!helor o' (r"s egree 'rom In iana )niversi"y* Blooming"on%[5] 9hile "here* he e!i e "o +ursue a!"ing !lasses besi es s"u ying% An "he 'irs" ay* "he ins"ru!"or as$e him "o o an im+rom+"u a!"% Singh #as again !onvin!e "ha" +er'orming ar"s an a!"ing #as #ha" he #an"e "o o* an "oo$ u+ "hea"re as his minor%[8] ('"er !om+le"ing his s"u ies an re"urning "o Mumbai in ,-->* Singh #or$e 'or a 'e# years in a ver"ising as a !o+y#ri"er* #i"h agen!ies li$e AGM an J90%[5][9] 0hen he s"ar"e #or$ing as an (ssis"an" 2ire!"or* bu" le'" i" "o +ursue a!"ing seriously% 4e e!i e "o sen his +or"'olio "o ire!"ors%[9] EMy ambi"ion #as al#ays "o bag a lea role in a 'ilm an hen!e I re'raine 'rom oing any a s* 0F serials* musi! vi eos as I 'el" "ha" a 'resh 'a!e al#ays #or$s mu!h be""er% I" #as a gamble an I "oo$ "ha" gamble "elling

    mysel' "ha" I #ill give i" my all "o bag a lea roleE* he says% &or "he ne5" "hree years* Singh #en" "o +ro u!er3s o''i!es* sho#ing his +i!"ures an as$ing 'or #or$%[9] 4e #oul go 'or all $in s o' au i"ions* bu" i no" ge" any goo o++or"uni"ies* #hile only ge""ing !alls 'or minor roles on!e in every 'our or 'ive mon"hs% E@very"hing #as so blea$% I" #as very 'rus"ra"ing% 0here #ere "imes I #oul "hin$ #he"her I #as oing "he righ" "hing or no"%E[9] ,--8=1-? 2ebu" in 'ilms[e i"] Singh loo$ing "o#ar s his le'" an smiling* #earing a bla!$ ";shir" Singh a" a +romo"ional even" 'or Ban Baa/a Baaraa" ('"er "hree an a hal' years* 'inally in January ,-1-* Singh #as !alle 'or an au i"ion 'or .ash Ra/ &ilms (.R&) by Shanoo Sharma* "he hea o' "he !as"ing ivision 'or "he en"er"ainmen" !om+any% [9] 0hey in'orme him "ha" i" #as 'or a lea role in "heir ven"ure "i"le Ban Baa/a Baaraa"* "he 'ilm being a roman"i! !ome y se" in "he #orl o' #e ing +lanning% Singh #en" "o .ash Ra/ 'or his au i"ion* an #as as$e "o +er'orm "#o s!enes% Singh a e * EI #as sur+rise be!ause I $ne# .ash Ra/ oes no" laun!h ne# heroes% Bu" I $ne# "hey #ere legi"ima"e an I $ne# "his #oul be "he bigges" an mos" im+or"an" au i"ion I #oul ever be giving%E[9] ( i"ya <ho+ra* "he Fi!e Hresi en" o' .R&* la"er sa# "he au i"ion "a+es on vi eo an #as im+resse by Singh3s a!"ing* an e!i e "ha" he 'i" "he +ar" o' Bi""oo Sharma* "he hero o' "he 'ilm%[1-] 4o#ever* "he ire!"or Maneesh Sharma nee e some more !onvin!ing an he #as !alle 'or a 'e# more au i"ions over "he ne5" "#o #ee$s un"il "hey #ere !om+le"ely !onvin!e o' his !alibre%[5] Sharma #oul mee" him an "ry "o analyIe i''eren" 'a!e"s o' his +ersonali"y by as$ing him "o an!e* a!" ou" emo"ional s!enes* rea ing #i"h !o;a!"ors* rea ing #i"h "he #ri"er as #ell as !amera "es"s%[9] ('"er "he "#o #ee$s o' "es"ing* Singh #as !on'irme 'or "he role o' Bi""oo* #i"h (nush$a Sharma +laying "he 'emale lea %[1-] Shoo"ing s"ar"e 'or Ban Baa/a Baara" in &ebruary ,-1-* #i"h a release a"e o' 2e!ember 1-* ,-1-%[11] Singh es!ribe "he role o' Bi""oo Sharma as Eyour "y+i!al 2elhi )niversi"y $a laun a% 4e is a loa'er #ho is no" in"eres"e one bi" in s"u ies% (ll he oes is 'ool aroun #i"h his 'rien s in an aroun !ollege an o a lo" o' a#aragar i% 4e is a very !hille ou" guy 'ull o' mas"i #ho has no #orry #ha"soever abou" his 'u"ure or !areer%E[5] 9hen Sharma #as narra"ing "he s!ri+" "o him* Singh ha alrea y e!i e ho# he #an"e "o +lay "he +ar" o' Bi""oo% Bu" Sharma3s bigges" !on!ern #as "ha" Singh a!"e #ell an loo$e li$e a boy 'rom 2elhi* bu" i no" $no# mu!h abou" "he li'e in "ha" !i"y "o !onvin!ingly +or"ray Bi""oo% 4en!e uring "he re!!e he sen" him "o s"ay a" "he !am+us o' 2elhi )niversi"y%[8] Singh ma e 'rien s #i"h "he s"u en"s "here* an hung ou" #i"h "hem "hereby ge""ing an i ea o' ho# "he guys in 2elhi behave an ho# "hey lea "heir li'e% 4e e5+laine ? EIn"eres"ingly* I me" "his guy #ho #as very !lose "o Bi""oo% 4e ha "he s#agger* "he #ay he resse * s+o$e* I $ne# #hen I me" him 'or "he 'irs" "ime* I $ne# he #as my guy% So I s"u ie him 'or a 'e# ays* hung ou" #i"h him an have ma e Bi""oo li$e him% 4e ha "he a""i"u e an energy o' Bi""oo% I $ne# "his is as Bi""oo as i" ge"sJ 4e #as !ru!ial in my +re+ara"ion o' Bi""ooJE[8] EI" hasn3" sun$ in ye"% I #as e5+e!"ing a goo res+onse* bu" a'"er "he 'ilm3s release* "he #ay +eo+le have rea!"e is /us" "remen ous% I never imagine i" #oul "urn ou" all "his #ay%E KSingh "al$ing abou" "he su!!ess o' Ban Baa/a Baaraa"%[9] &ilming en e in Se+"ember ,-1-* #i"h +os";+ro u!"ion !on"inuing an +romo"ions s"ar"ing in A!"ober% Singh i a number o' +romo"ional !am+aigns* alongsi e his !o;s"ars an "he ire!"or* in!lu ing going "o "he In ian Ins"i"u"e o' 0e!hnology 2elhi an "a$ing +ar" in "heir annual 'es"ival% [9] Hrior "o Ban Baa/a Baaraa"3s release* some +un i"s ha e5+resse oub"s "ha" "he 'ilm #oul be su!!ess'ul* !i"ing "he mi ling res+onse "o .ash Ra/ &ilms3 las" 'e# +ro u!"ions* "he la!$ o' a male s"ar an "he 'a!" "ha" "he 'emale lea * (nush$a Sharma* #as by "hen an Ealmos";'orgo""enE a!"ress%[1,] 4o#ever* a'"er i"s release* Ban Baa/a Baaraa" #en" on "o be!ome a !ri"i!al an !ommer!ial su!!ess% Singh3s +or"rayal o' Bi""oo #as lau e % 0aran ( arsh 'rom Bolly#oo 4ungama !ommen"e ? E2ebu"an" Ranveer is "he li'eline o' ["he 'ilm]% In 'a!"* "he youngs"er a s a lo" o' s+on"anei"y an s+ar$le "o his !hara!"er* #hi!h is unso+his"i!a"e * bu" !harming% 4e a!"ually !a"!hes you una#are in "he emo"ional momen"s* #hi!h he ena!"s so #ell% 4ere3s a "alen" you /us" !an3" isregar %E[17] Li$ha" :aImi 'rom 0he 0imes o' In ia gave "he 'ilm "hree ou" o' 'ive s"ars* #hile no"ing "ha" E(s long as you vie# Ban Baa/a Baaraa" as a loving* hear"'el" "a$e on #ha" ma$es 2elhi go ha$; ha$* "he 'ilm hol s your a""en"ion%%%%Her'orman!e;#ise* "he uo o

    have a s+on"anei"y "ha" is isarming%E[1B] (nu+ama <ho+ra 'rom L20F also gave "he 'ilm "he same ra"ings* #hile no"ing E ebu"an" a!"or Ranveer Singh is +i"!h +er'e!" in "he role o' "he un!ou"h bu" goo ;hear"e small "o#n sla!$er #ho is a bi" o' a u''er #hen i" !omes "o ma""ers o' "he hear"%[15] Bo5 A''i!e In ia #ebsi"e re+or"e "ha" "he 'ilm grosse a++ro5ima"ely ILR,1%BB !rore ()SM7%7 million) a'"er 'ive #ee$s* ma$ing i" a bo5 o''i!e su!!ess%[16] (" "he 56"h &ilm'are (#ar s* Singh #on "he a#ar 'or Bes" Male 2ebu"%[1>] ,-11=+resen"? A"her 'ilm roles[e i"]

    Singh alongsi e his Ban Baa/a Baaraa" an 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl !o;s"ar* (nush$a Sharma &ollo#ing Ban Baa/a Baara"* Singh signe his se!on 'ilm "i"le 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl* +ro u!e by <ho+ra an ire!"e by Maneesh Sharma% 0he 'ilm #as es!ribe as a 'un;'ille 3rom;!on3 #here a !onman Ri!$y Bahl* +laye by Singh* !ons girls 'or a living bu" 'inally mee"s his ma"!h% I" also s"arre (nush$a Sharma* Harinee"i <ho+ra* 2i+anni"a Sharma an ( i"i Sharma* #i"h 'ilming in (+ril ,-11 in 2elhi%[18] (!!or ing "o Singh* "he "i"le !hara!"er ha various ava"ars in "he 'ilm* in!lu ing a !hir+y* en"er"aining si e an a sinis"er si e% E0here3s a lo" o' mea" in "he !hara!"er an INm on my "oes +re++ing 'or i"% ( !re# member #ho rea "he s!ri+" es!ribe i" a!!ura"ely #hen he sai 3i"3s a $i!$y 'ilm*E Singh 'ur"her e5+laine %[7] )+on i"s release on 2e!ember 9* ,-11* "he 'ilm re!eive mi5e revie#s% Bo"h 0aran ( arsh 'rom Bolly#oo 4ungama an Li$ha" :aImi 'rom 0he 0imes o' In ia gave "he 'ilm a ra"ing o' "hree ou" o' 'ive s"ars% ( arsh sai "ha" E6a ies Fs Ri!$y Bahl is a e!en" 'are* #hi!h a++eals in +ar"s%%% I eally* "he 'ilm meri"s a "#o;an ;a;hal' s"ar ra"ing* bu" "ha" e5"ra hal' s"ar is 'or Ranveer an (nush$a* #ho s"eal your hear" #i"h "ruly s"ri$ing +er'orman!es%[19] :aImi 'el" "ha" E"here is no humor* no ear"hy 'lavor* no "ingling !hemis"ry be"#een "he lea +air% 9ha" oes #or$ in 'avor o' "he 'ilm are i"s +er'orman!es an i"s non; hys"eri!al "enor% 0he girls are a s+iri"e lo" an Ranveer is* #ell Ranveer? your average Joe $in o' hero #ho loo$s !onvin!ing enough as Sunny* 2even* I1bal* Ri!$y* his sun ry ava"ars%E[,-] <ommer!ially* 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl ha a mi5e 'irs" ay* #i"h many +la!es re!or ing lo# 'irs" ay !olle!"ions bu" some mul"i+le5es re!or ing 5-=6-O o!!u+an!y% Averall* "he 'ilm manage "o have a e!en" o+ening o' ILRB%>5 !rore ()SM>7-*---)%[,1] I" #as a !ommer!ial su!!ess earning ILR7> !rore ()SM5%> million)%[,,] 9hile +os";+ro u!"ion #as going on 'or 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl* Singh signe his "hir 'ea"ure 'ilm "i"le 6oo"era% 9ri""en an ire!"e by Fi$rama i"ya Mo"#ane* "he 'ilm is a love s"ory se" in "he 195-s* s"arring Sona$shi Sinha o++osi"e "o Singh%[,7] 0he s"ory #as ins+ire by #ri"er A% 4enry3s shor" s"ory* 0he 6as" 6ea'* even "hough "he +ro u!ers !laime i" #as i''eren"%[,B] Shoo"ing 'or 6oo"era !om+le"e in (ugus" ,-1, #i"h "he 'ilm "o be release on July 5* ,-17%[,5][,6] 6oo"era release "o #orl #i e !ri"i!al a!!laim on July 5* ,-17%[,>] &or his +er'orman!e in "he 'ilm* 0aran ( arsh o' Bolly#oo 4ungama no"e * ERanveer has been en"rus"e #i"h a !om+li!a"e !hara!"er so early in his !areer% Besi es +laying an in"ense lover* he +lays a re"i!en" an broo ing !hara!"er* some"hing he hasn3" e5+lore in his earlier 'ilms% (n Ranveer ma$es "he mos" o' i" by ma$ing "he !hara!"er !ome alive% 0he !hara!"er has is!on!er"ing sha es an i" is im+era"ive "ha" he uses his eyes "o leave a mar$* #hi!h he oes so a" a varie"y o' s"ages% 4e3s sim+ly 'an"as"i!JE[,8] :omal Lah"a #ro"e in his revie#*ERanveer Singh* in a ge";u+ reminis!en" o' "he 195-s* loo$s #on er'ully i''eren" an a!"s #i"h remar$able ease% 4e is su+erb%E[,9] 6oo"era +er'orme mo era"ely #ell a" "he bo5 o''i!e%[7-][71]

    Singh alongsi e 2ee+i$a Ha u$one a" "he s!reening o' Ram;6eela 4e also 'ea"ure alongsi e 2ee+i$a Ha u$one in San/ay 6eela Bhansali3s a a+"a"ion o' 9illiam Sha$es+eare3s Romeo an Julie"* en"i"le 8oliyon :i Raasleela Ram;6eela* in #hi!h he +laye Ram* a 8u/ara"i boy base on "he !hara!"er o' Romeo%[7,] Bhansali #as im+resse by Singh3s +er'orman!e in Ban Baa/a Baaraa" an e!i e "o sign him 'or "he 'ilm%[77] 0he 'ilm genera"e mos"ly +osi"ive revie#s 'rom !ri"i!s* as i Singh3s +er'orman!e%[7B] 9ri"ing 'or In ia 0o ay* Rohi" :hilnani !ommen"e "ha" ERanveer Singh has every"hing going 'or him here% 4is Bolly#oo hero en"ry s!ene lying o#n on a bi$e in "he song 0a a" 0a a" is ou"s"an ing% 4e learn" a ne# language "o be""er his +er'orman!e 'or "he !hara!"er Ram an i" +ai o''% In his 'our"h 'ilm he has

    "he +resen!e o' a s"ar%E[75] Sneha May &ran!is o' @mira"es ,BP> men"ione "ha" E4eNs +i"!h; +er'e!" as "he Ram* #ho is unabashe abou" his illegal +ursui"s as he is abou" being ri i!ule a roman"i!E an a e "ha" EI"Ns in"eres"ing "o #a"!h him s#i"!h 'rom a !harming blo$e* #ho !ashes in on +eo+leNs hi en esires* "o one #ho 'ier!ely ba""les "he #orl "o o#n his la ylove%E[76] 0he 'ilm emerge as a bo5 o''i!e +henomenon an Singh3s mos" su!!ess'ul ven"ure "o a"e*[7>][78] earning a++ro5 ILR,-, !rore ()SM71 million) #orl #i e%[79][B-][B1] Singh #ill be +ar" o' 8un ay* ire!"e by (li (bbas Qa'ar un er "he .R& Banner%[B,][B7] 0he 0imes o' In ia !on'irme "ha" Singh ha signe "he lea role in "he rema$e o' "he ,--9 0elugu 'ilm* Maga heera% 4elme by +ro u!er Fi$as Bahl an ire!"or (bhinav :ashya+* i" is a his"ori! love s"ory se" agains" "he ba!$ ro+ o' 1>"h !en"ury In iaC "he 'ilm is sai "o have an es"ima"e bu ge" o' ILR5- !rore ()SM>%> million)%[BB] 2ire!"or Shaa (li signe Singh 'or "he lea o' his ven"ure "i"le :ill 2il* a roman"i! 'ilm #hi!h (li es!ribe as Ea 'ilm abou" "he "ri!$s "he hear" +lays on an unsus+e!"ing vi!"im o' love%E[B5] Hro u!"ion began in A!"ober o' ,-17* an i" is sla"e 'or release in "he 'all o' ,-1B%[B6] &ilmogra+hy[e i"] .ear &ilm Role ,-1- Ban Baa/a Baaraa" Bi""oo Sharma ,-11 6a ies vs Ri!$y Bahl Ri!$y Bahl ,-17 Bombay 0al$ies S+e!ial a++earan!e as himsel' in song E(+na Bombay 0al$iesE ,-17 6oo"era Farun ,-17 8oliyon :i Rasleela Ram;6eela Ram ,-1B 8un ay Bi$ram ,-1B :ill 2il ,-1B &in ing &anny &ernan es <ameo (#ar s an nomina"ions[e i"] .ear (#ar <a"egory &ilm Resul" ,-11 (+sara &ilm G 0elevision Hro u!ers 8uil (#ar s Bes" Male 2ebu"[B>] Ban Baa/a Baaraa" 9on BI8 S"ar @n"er"ainmen" (#ar s Mos" @n"er"aining &ilm (!"or = Male[B8] Lomina"e &ilm'are (#ar sBes" Male 2ebu"[1>] 9on In"erna"ional In ian &ilm (!a emy (#ar s S"ar 2ebu" o' "he .ear = Male[B9] 4o""es" Hair (along #i"h (nush$a Sharma)[B9] 6ions 8ol (#ar s &avouri"e 2ebu"an" (!"or = Male[5-] &avouri"e Jo i (along #i"h (nush$a Sharma)[5-] S"ar S!reen (#ar s Mos" Hromising Le#!omer = Male[51] S"ar us" (#ar s Su+ers"ar o' 0omorro# = Male[5,] Bes" (!"or = <ome yPRoman!e[57] Lomina"e Qee <ine (#ar s Bes" Male 2ebu"[5B] 9on ,-1, Ho#erBran s 4all A' &ame .ou"h I!on [55] K 9on ,-17 Fogue Beau"y (#ar s Mos" Beau"i'ul Man [56] K 9on 4elloJ 4all o' &ame (#ar s ,-17% Au"s"an ing 0alen" A' 0he .ear[5>] K 9on ,-1B BI8 S"ar @n"er"ainmen" (#ar s Mos" @n"er"aining (!"or in a Roman"i! &ilm = Male[58] 6oo"era 8oliyon :i Raasleela Ram;6eela Lomina"e Mos" @n"er"aining &ilm (!"or [59] 8oliyon :i Raasleela Ram;6eela Lomina"e Re'eren!es[e i"]

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