How did Ayushmann Khurrana overcome stereotypes to become a successful actor?

Ayushmann Khurrana, often hailed as the “Poster Boy of Content-driven Cinema,” has had a career marked by his unconventional choices and his ability to tackle taboo subjects with sensitivity and humor. Despite not hailing from a filmi background, Ayushmann faced his fair share of struggles on his path to stardom. His initial foray into Bollywood with films like “Vicky Donor” and “Dum Laga Ke Haisha” earned him praise for his performances but failed to establish him as a bankable star. However, it was his portrayal of the quintessential middle-class hero in films like “Badhaai Ho” and “Andhadhun” that catapulted him to overnight fame, earning him the title of “Ayushmann Khurrana” from his legions of fans. Despite subsequent setbacks in his career, including a string of box office flops and personal controversies, Ayushmann’s dedication to his craft and his ability to choose offbeat roles have remained undiminished. Today, he is regarded as one of Bollywood’s most talented actors, with a string of critically acclaimed films to his name.