On Chandan Roy Sanyal’s birthday, let’s look at his unconventional journey-Entertainment News , Firstpost
Here’s a list of roles that Chandan Roy Sanyal played, stuck with the viewers, and captured his versatility:
Actor Chandan Roy Sanyal has completed 16 years in the Hindi film industry and has successfully created a niche for himself. From Mikhail in Kaminey to role in Rang De Basanti to Bhopa Swami in Aashram, he has marked his presence across platforms. Here’s a list of roles that the actor played, stuck with the viewers, and captured his versatility
Kaminey
Chandan Roy Sanyal’s portrayal of Mikhail in Kaminey got him recognition among celebrated filmmakers. His impeccable acting chops in Kaminey not only brought outstanding roles to him but also earned him a nomination at Stardust Awards for breakthrough performance of the year. Vishal Bhardwaj’s directorial had been a game-changer for the actor.
Aashram
This is one series that raked in millions of streams in a matter of days. Chandan played Bhopa Swami in the show, the scheming and manipulative right hand of Baba Nirala played by Bobby Deol was one of the highlights. The actor not only received love for the character from the critics but also the viewers.
Urojahaj
Late Buddhadeb Dasgupta’s masterpiece Urojahaj is a special film spearheaded by Chandan Roy Sanyal. The actor is seen in the role of Bachchu Mondal, a truly unforgettable character from his filmography. Only a remarkable actor of Chandan’s range can pull off an out-of-the-box plot directed by a maverick.
Ray
Ray hit the digital screen with Chandan Roy Sanyal shining in the role of Robi, an assistant to an actor in a Vasan Bala directorial. The actor amassed glowing reviews for his portrayal of a comic and street smart assistant to a star who envies a local godwoman hogging his share of the limelight. It is the role that fortified his position in the OTT scene and proved that no matter what the role is, he dives all in to give viewers a show they deserve
Sanak: Hope Under Siege
Chandan Roy Sanyal garnered an outpour of positive reviews for his terror-evoking performance in Sanak directed by Kanishk Varma. Establishing his command on his craft, the actor has positioned himself as a credible performer with his portrayal as Saju, a merciless and diabolical hostage-taker who masterminds a siege over a hospital. The way he dug into the villain’s mental space was highly appreciated by the critics.
