Boman Irani: Most diverse roles played by the Housefull 4 actor

Boman Irani garnered recognition for his role in the 2003 comedy Munna Bhai M.B.B.S. Since then, he has only proved that he is here for the long run. Boman Irani has always proved his mettle and versatility as an actor. Here is a look at his most diverse roles that have been loved by the audience.

1. Don (2006)

Boman Irani played the classic villain in the 2006 action thriller. Don showcased a new side of Boman Irani rather than the usual happy and positive face. He played his role neatly with sophistication and class, and the audience welcomed his new avatar with open arms.

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2. Khosla Ka Ghosla (2006)

Boman Irani portrayed the role of a nasty, rich Delhi businessman with perfection and style. He played the role of a businessman who seizes the land of a middle-class Delhi family. The film won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.

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3. Lage Raho Munna Bhai (2006)

Fans claim that they never could have never imagined a Parsi actor portraying the role of a Sardar so well. Boman Irani carried off the accent, expressions, and body language of the character with so much ease. The previous film of the Munna Bhai series is what put him on the map, and this film took him up a little more on the scale.

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4. Dostana (2008)

Boman Irani played the role of Priyanka Chopra’s homosexual boss. The level of acting that he showcased with the film was jaw-dropping. Many even say that his role was better than the gay characters portrayed by both the lead actors. His talent to pull off something like this spoke volumes about his acting talent.

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5. 3 Idiots (2009)

Boman Irani's fans believe that he unquestioningly deserved the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor that he bagged for the film. They believe that no one could have portrayed the grey-haired professor Viru Sahastrabuddhi better than him. The ease with which he delivered his dialogue even though his character had a lisp proves his worth as an actor.