Ranveer Singh says he's 'effortlessly macho' in Simmba
Ranveer Singh is practically a household name now.
From his first appearance as Bittu Sharma in Band Baja Baaraat to his most recent Alauddin Khilji in Padmaavat, Ranveer’s career spans a variety of roles and performances. His off-screen persona is as wild and versatile as choices in the films he’s done. Post the controversial yet epically shot and acted Padmaavat, we will see Singh embrace Rohit Shetty’s action-packing masala film Simmba opposite Sara Ali Khan and Zoya Akhtar’s musical drama Gully Boy.
When we start talking about Simmba, we begin with talking about who he is as a person and how this character, Sangeram Bhalerao, comes together in his life. “You’re a very thinking being,” I ask him. “How involved are you in the developing of a character in a film?” There are shades of machismo to his character, and he’s a man of today. How keen is he to keep the character a little bit politically correct?