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5 films of Amrita Rao that prove she is an underrated actress

Murtuza Iqbal

June 17, 2016
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Birthday Special: 5 films of Amrita that prove she is an underrated actress

‘Satyagraha’

After ‘Welcome to Sajjanpur’, Amrita starred in films that didn’t give her any scope as an actress. She was then cast in Prakash Jha’s ‘Satyagraha’ in which she had a powerful role.

‘Welcome to Sajjanpur’

After ‘Vivah’, Amrita once again impressed us with her performance of a village belle, Kamala, in ‘Welcome to Sajjanpur’.

‘Vivah’

The best performance of Amrita till date was in ‘Vivah’. She was brilliant as the simple girl, Poonam, from a small town. She had also received Dadasaheb Phalke Award for the film.

‘Main Hoon Na’

Well, Amrita was credited as the supporting actress in the film, but had more screen space than Sushmita Sen who was said to be the lead actress of the movie. Amrita’s performance was damn good in the movie.

‘Ishq Vishk’

While she made her debut with ‘Ab Ke Baras’ and starred opposite Ajay Devgn in ‘The Legend of Bhagat Singh’, she got fame with ‘Ishq Vishk’ in which she played the role of a college girl named Payal wonderfully.

Amrita Rao is one of the most talented actresses of Bollywood, but she is also one of the most underrated actresses. In her career spanning of 14 years, she has played lead role in 19 films. She was last seen on the big screen in ‘Singh Saab the Great’ (2013) and this year she made her small screen debut with the show ‘Meri Awaaz Hi Pehchaan Hai’.

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However, we hope that she comes back on the big screen soon.

Today on her birthday, we have listed down five films of the actress that prove that she is one of the most underrated actresses of Bollywood.

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Murtuza Iqbal

‘Eat Sleep Bollywood Repeat’ is his life Mantra. Dance is his first love and Rani Mukerji is his eternal crush. He is someone who loves being himself, and as for the ones who don’t agree, his reply? “Talk to my hand!”