By Nakul Tomar | September 19, 2024
Rajkummar Rao's transformation in Raabta involved intense makeup and prosthetics, turning him into a menacing antagonist, making his familiar face almost unrecognizable.
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In Kalki 2898 AD, Kamal Haasan’s elaborate makeup and futuristic prosthetics age him significantly, altering his features into a complex dystopian character.
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Vikram’s role in I required drastic makeup and prosthetics, including extreme body modifications, transforming him into a disfigured character and completely changing his appearance.
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Amitabh Bachchan’s portrayal of a child with progeria in Paa involved transformative makeup, aging him into a 12-year-old boy and making his identity almost unrecognizable.
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In Emergency, Kangana Ranaut’s makeup transformed her into Indira Gandhi, with detailed prosthetics and makeup capturing the former Prime Minister's features and age.
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Deepika Padukone's role in Chhapaak included extensive makeup to depict the physical trauma of an acid attack, significantly altering her appearance for a realistic portrayal.
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In Thalaivii, Kangana Ranaut's transformation into J. Jayalalithaa involved detailed makeup and prosthetics to mimic the Tamil Nadu leader’s iconic appearance.
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Akshay Kumar’s antagonist role in 2.0 featured heavy CGI and makeup, transforming him into a menacing robot with a completely different and unrecognizable look.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s role in Haddi required extensive makeup and prosthetics, completely altering his visage for a dramatic and unrecognizable character transformation.
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Lara Dutta’s portrayal of Indira Gandhi in Bell Bottom involved heavy makeup and prosthetics, successfully replicating the former Prime Minister’s distinct features and appearance.
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