6 Iconic Abhishek Bachchan Movies You Can’t Miss!

If you haven’t watched these films yet, it’s time to add them to your list — each one a reminder of Bachchan’s remarkable range and enduring charm on screen.

Oct 23, 2025, 11:53 AM
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Yuva (2004)

His gritty turn as a street-smart goon stole the spotlight, earning him a National Award and cementing his place as an actor with serious range.

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Dhoom 2 (2006)

He returned as ACP Jai Dixit, holding his own against Bollywood’s slickest thief. A blockbuster that made “Jai–Ali” the cop duo we still root for.

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Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (2006)

Abhishek brought a quiet dignity to Rishi, delivering a heartfelt performance that made the complex layers of love and heartbreak feel all too real.

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Guru (2007)

As Gurukant Desai, Bachchan delivered a grounded, gripping performance — matching Amitabh Bachchan’s intensity beat for beat.

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Delhi 6 (2009)

Bachchan as Roshan shines as a man torn between tradition and modernity, delivering a heartfelt portrayal rooted in nostalgia and self-discovery.

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I Want to Talk (2024)

The film captures the turmoil of communication and silence, showing how words left unspoken can weigh heavier than the ones said.

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Filmfare Accolades: The Awards Shelf

From his early wins to the 2025 Filmfare Award for Best Actor, Abhishek Bachchan’s shelf tells a story of growth, grit, and undeniable talent.

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