It’s pouring fresh faces into Bollywood, as some well-known faces from YouTube, star kids and young rising actors are making their Bollywood debut. Let’s take a look at these up-and-coming performers who recently made their film/series debuts.
MANUSHI CHHILLAR: The winner of Miss World 2017, Manushi Chillar, made her Bollywood debut with Yash Raj Films, a prominent production house. She was seen in Prithviraj, a period drama where she collaborated with Akshay Kumar and delivered an outstanding performance.
VISHNU KAUSHAL: Vishnu Kaushal is mainly known because of his Instagram reels and videos, but recently he was seen in ‘Feels Like Home’ web series. This show was about four friends living together for the first time. Vishnu is a charming Punjabi boy who people love to hang out with him. Vishnu has portrayed the same character in his recent work, and that’s why the viewers are lovin’ his work.
SAMARPAN SINGH: Samarpan Singh was recently seen in the popular Hotstar series ‘LuvDown’. His character, named Bunny, was widely acknowledged and garnered much critical acclaim. Samarpan is a doctor and a second-generation entrepreneur in real life. He has also played a doctor in the series. He has many more projects lined-up to wow the audience with his versatility.
DOLLY SINGH: Dolly Singh is a social media sensation who has wowed audiences with her hilarious videos, and fashion trends. She is also a well-known YouTube Content creator who has now made her debut on Amazon Prime with ‘Modern Love’. The ‘Modern Love Indian version was incredibly moving, and critics and fans praised Dolly’s performance. According to insiders, this is only the beginning for Dolly as she has several other projects lined-up.
MASABA GUPTA: Masaba is a fashion designer who made her debut a few years back with her blockbuster show ‘Masaba Masaba’. She was recently seen in ‘Modern Love- India’s version’, in a heartwarming story. Though all the characters in ‘Modern Love’ portrayed beautiful performances, Masaba was praised for the warmth that she brought with her character. Her fellow actors praised her, and sources claim that audiences would love to see her more on screen.
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