Bollywood Actors Dominating As Villains In South Indian Cinema; In PICS

Bollywood actors have long been making their mark in South Indian cinema, particularly in villainous roles. Their versatility and acting prowess have captivated audiences, earning them acclaim.

Here's a look at some Bollywood stars who are excelling as villains in the South.

Bobby Deol - Kanguva: With his recent success in "Animal," Bobby Deol continues to explore diverse roles, including his upcoming venture "Kanguva." Fans eagerly anticipate his unseen avatar as he ventures into the realm of South Indian cinema.

Dino Morea - Agent & Bandra: Dino Morea has carved a niche for himself with his portrayal of villains in South Indian cinema. His role in "Agent" exemplifies his acting prowess, with fans applauding his ruthless avatar that adds depth to the narrative.

Sanjay Dutt - KGF 2 & Leo: Sanjay Dutt's portrayal of the antagonist in "KGF 2" showcased his acting range and ability to embody complex characters. His role in "Leo" is another performance solidifying his status as a formidable villain.

Vivek Oberoi - Lucifer: Vivek Oberoi's portrayal of the antagonist in "Lucifer" garnered praise for his nuanced performance His seamless transition into South Indian cinema reaffirms his versatility as an actor.

Jackie Shroff - Saaho & Jailer: Known for his charismatic presence, Jackie Shroff effortlessly transitions into villainous roles. From the menacing antagonist in "Saaho" to his latest role in "Jailer," Shroff brings depth and intensity to each character.

Arjun Rampal - Bhagwanth Kesari: Arjun Rampal played the main villain, Rahul Sanghvi, in the Telugu action film Bhagavanth Kesari (2023). Bhagavanth Kesari marked Arjun Rampal's debut as a villain in Telugu cinema. It was a notable departure from his usual roles and generated buzz for the film. (All Image: Special Arrangement)