Ranbir Kapoor made his silver screen debut in the 2007 Indian Hindi-language romance film ‘Saawariya’ directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. The film received a lukewarm response from critics and was a box office disaster. Nevertheless, Kapoor bagged several awards, including the ‘Filmfare Award’ and ‘IIFA Award,’ for his performance in the film. Following his debut, he went on to star in films such as ‘Bachna Ae Haseeno’ (2008), ‘Wake Up Sid’ (2009), ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani’ (2009), ‘Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year’ (2009), ‘Raajneeti’ (2010), and ‘Anjaana Anjaani’ (2010). In 2011, he played the role of ‘Janardhan "Jordan" Jakhar’ in the Imtiaz Ali-directed Indian Hindi-language musical romantic drama film ‘Rockstar.’ While the reviews for the film were somewhere between positive and mixed, it managed to gross over ₹108.7 crores on a budget of ₹60 crores. Kapoor also won many awards, including the 2 ‘Filmfare Awards,’ for his portrayal of Janardhan "Jordan" Jakhar in the film. He next starred as ‘Murphy "Barfi" Johnson’ in the 2012 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy-drama film ‘Barfi!’ directed by Anurag Basu. The film received massive acclaim upon release and was selected as India’s official entry for the ‘Academy Awards.’ It also performed well at the box office and grossed over ₹174.73 crores on a budget of ₹50 crores.
He was next seen in films like ‘Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani’ (2013), ‘Besharam’ (2013), ‘Bhoothnath Returns’ (2014), ‘PK’ (2014), ‘Roy’ (2015), ‘Bombay Velvet’ (2015), ‘Tamasha’ (2015), ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’ (2016), ‘Jagga Jasoos’ (2017), Love per Square Foot’ (2018), and ‘Bucket List’ (2018). In 2018, he portrayed ‘Sanjay Dutt’ in the Rajkumar Hirani-directed Indian Hindi-language biographical film ‘Sanju.’ The film was praised by critics and was a major commercial success, grossing over ₹586.85 crores on a budget of ₹96 crores. Kapoor also won the ‘Filmfare Award’ for his performance in the film. In 2022, he starred as ‘Shamshera/Balli’ in the Karan Malhotra-directed Indian Hindi-language period action film ‘Shamshera.’ The film failed to impress the critics and ultimately tanked at the box office. Kapoor was last seen in the 2022 Indian Hindi-language fantasy action-adventure film ‘Brahmāstra: Part One – Shiva’ directed by Ayan Mukerji. The film opened to a mixed reception and grossed over ₹431 crores on a budget of ₹375−400 crores.
The film tells the story of a deaf and mute boy named Barfi. After a girl named Shruti leaves him heartbroken, Barfi develops a special bond with an autistic girl named Jhilmil. However, several months later, a chance encounter with Shruti, causes old feelings to resurface.
Janardhan, a college student is a simpleton, who aspires to become a musician. He eventually manages to reach his goal, but shortly after falls in a path of self-destruction.
This is a Hindi language biopic based on the life of actor Sanjay Dutt. Born into a legendary cinematic family, he is introduced to the industry early in his life by his illustrious father and reaches a dazzling height. But along with that he also has to battle numerous addictions, court cases and jail term; but comes out victorious.
Studious Naina impulsively decides to join a trekking trip where she bonds with her old classmates and grows especially close to Kabir. But Kabir’s ambitions take him away to pursue his dreams. Years later, fortune brings the two together at a friend’s wedding with ample occasion to revive old bonds. Now, it is up to them to take or lose the opportunity.
Wake Up Sid is a coming-of-age romantic comedy drama film which tells the story of Siddharth Mehra, a spoilt and lazy college student, who leaves his home after quarreling with his parents. Eventually, he learns to work hard and be responsible, from Aisha, an aspiring writer.
Samar, a young man, who belongs to a powerful Indian political family, lives in the US. However, when his father passes away, he decides to return to India and enter the dirty world of politics.
Prem Sharma is a good-for-nothing young man, who meets and falls for a woman named Jenny, although she sees him only as a friend. Despite this, when he learns that she is in love with a man named Rahul, he agrees to help her get married to him.
Ved and Tara fall for each other while on a vacation. However, they decide to keep their real identities from each other.
This Indian musical romantic film is about Alizeh, a woman recovering from a breakup, and Ayan, a naive musician. The duo soon forms an incredible bond, and experience life, love and heartbreak.
This romantic comedy drama film tells the story of Raj, a notorious playboy who has broken the hearts of multiple girls. He learns a lesson when he meets his true love, Gayatri, but is rejected by her.
An alien lands on earth to conduct a research of its inhabitants, but gets into trouble when his remote is stolen. With his only way to contact his spaceship gone he sets out to find it but is told that only God can help him. He practices different religions but is unsuccessful. In process, he raises questions and helps reveal the truth of religious zealots.
Black is an Indian drama film, which tells the story of a young girl Michelle, who is deaf, mute and blind. Eventually, a stubborn teacher, named Debraj, helps bring light into her dark world. Despite her disabilities, she eventually takes on the challenge of graduating college.
Anjaana Anjani is a romantic comedy drama musical film which tells the story of Akash and Kiara, two heartbroken and suicidal people, who meet each other just as they are both about to commit suicide. Upon talking to each other, they decide to live their lives to the fullest till New Year’s Day, and then kill themselves.
The children of a society befriend an orphan Fatka, living in an abandoned car, as well as his dog Bhidu, after Fatka demonstrates his skills during a cricket match. However, things get complicated when a scheming politician plans to get rid of all stray dogs in the area. Therefore, the children team up to save Bhidu.
Saawariya is a romantic drama musical film which tells the story of Raj, a free-spirited and kind-hearted singer living in a small town. He soon befriends a woman named Sakina, whom he soon falls for. He tries to win her heart, but it seems that she has been awaiting her long-lost lover Imaan.
Jagga is a young boy, whose adoptive father, Bagchi, enrolls him in a boarding school and disappears mysteriously. Years later, after growing up, Jagga becomes a skilled detective. Along with a young journalist named Shruti, he embarks on a quest to find his father.
Bombay Velvet is a crime drama thriller film which tells the story of a common man named Balraj, who falls for a singer named Rosie. He decides to enter the world of crime, hoping that this will give him an opportunity to win fame and wealth to win over Rosie's heart. A wealthy businessman named Kaizad is impressed by Balraj and he gives him the chance to manage his club ‘Bombay Velvet’, which is used by Kaizad for his illegal activities.
Babli is a small-time car thief whose life takes a turn when he falls head over heels in love with a young woman named Tara, after meeting her at a wedding. When she doesn’t show interest in him, he decides to mend his ways, although he was committing these crimes to support children living at an orphanage.
Shamshera is an action adventure drama film which takes us to the fictitious city of Kaza, where a warrior tribe has been enslaved and oppressed for a long time. The film revolves around a warrior named Shamshera, who has made life hell for the wealthy class, who has been oppressing his people for a long period. The kings and the wealthy people decide to eventually seek the help of the British.
Love Per Square Foot is a romantic comedy film which tells the story of Sanjay, a boy from a Hindu family, who decides to enter a marriage-of-convenience with a Christian girl named Karina, working in the same bank, so that they can become eligible to purchase their dream home. However, complications arise because Sanjay has been having an affair with his boss Rashi, and Karina is engaged to another man named Samuel.
