Huge Litmus Test In Ranbir's Career Now!

Right from the beginning of his career, Bollywood's handsome hero Ranbir Kapoor chose romantic entertainers or slice-of-life dramas. The biggest experiment he made to date was becoming 'Sanju' in Sanjay Dutt's biopic. After a long gap, he is arriving with three massive movies in quick succession.

While the first one is 'Brahmastra Part One: Shiva' which is the costliest film in Bollywood till date. Directed by Ayan Mukerji, Karan Johar is producing it. It is Rajamouli who is presenting the film in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam languages. While Ranbir Kapoor is the hero of 'Brahmastra part One: Shiva', star actress Alia Bhatt who turned into his wife recently is playing the heroine's role named Isha. Amitabh Bachchan is playing the role of Guru while Nagarjuna will be playing a very important role. Also, Mouni Roy is playing a negative role. The expectations are sky-high over this movie.

After that, he is acting in 'Shamshera'. Directed by Karan Malhotra, this movie is produced under the Yash Raj Studios banner. The leaked first look is getting a lot of appreciation and Ranbir's new avatar is grabbing the headlines. Vani Kapoor is the heroine while Sanjay Dutt plays a key role. Ranbir will be seen as a decoit in this movie.

Also, he is working on 'Animal' under Sandeep Reddy Vanga's direction. Anil Kapoor will be seen as his father while Rashmika Mandanna is the heroine. There are high hopes on this movie as it is handled by the maker of 'Arjun Reddy'. Ranbir is expected to be seen in a very violent role in this movie.

The line-up is extraordinary and Ranbir is pushing his own boundaries with these films. He is nearing his forties now and with the Khan's fading away, it is the perfect time for Ranbir to take the throne by turning these three projects into super hits. But Ranbir had bad luck with experiments and 'Bombay Velvet' is a good example of it. This is the biggest litmus test in the 'Sawariya' hero's career and let us see if he reaches the top spot or gets down even further with these projects.