From Akshay Kumar to Paresh Rawal who played transgender roles onscreen

Many actors in the film industry like taking up challenging roles in movies. They are always in search of doing something they have never done before. We have seen in the past how the public has got impressed by these roles onscreen like in Barfi Ranbir Kapoor played the character of a dumb person still by his action he won hearts of many and awards too. One such challenging role is that of a transgender. Only a few actors prefer playing this role. Some of the actors who played transgender roles onscreen are listed below:

1. Akshay Kumar in Laxmmi Bomb–  His next venture is a movie based on transgender. Akshay will be playing the role of transgender for the first time in his career in the movie. As soon as the trailer of the movie came out everyone started praising for Akshay’s for his adaptation to the character of a transgender. The movie looked very promising.
2. Ashutosh Rana– He depicted the character of Lajja Shankar Pandey in ‘Sangharsh’ who kidnaps children and sacrifices them. His performance won him a lot of appreciation and even today, it is assumed to be one of the most noteworthy performances in Indian Cinema. In the film, his character sent chills down the spine. It is still memorized by everyone.
3. Prashant Narayanan– In Murder 2 starring Emraan Hashmi and Jacqueline Fernandez he was seen as a transgender. His adaptation to the character was noteworthy. In the movie, Prakash played the role of a psychopath serial killer who called girls to his home for enjoyment but later killed them. Many people became a fan of his acting skills after that role.
4. Paresh Rawal– He played the role of a transgender in the movie Tamanna. Paresh’s performance was praised by everyone. He even won awards for the portrayal of that role onscreen.
5. Sadashiv Amrapurkar– He played the role of a transgender in the film titled as Sadak. His role in still remembered by everyone. For playing that challenging role, he bagged many awards and appraisals from critics.