Anushka Sharma's best movies to watch on OTT
Anushka Sharma has given some of her finest performances to Indian cinema, and thanks to OTT, you can stream them from the comfort of your home. From gripping thrillers to sentimental dramas, her varied roles display her incredible range as an actor. Here's a list of her top works to watch right now.
‘Pari’
In this horror supernatural thriller, Anushka is Rukhsana, a woman of mystery with a dark past who has a demon within her. She delivers a chilling and intense performance that avoids conventional Bollywood horror clichés. Anushka's dedication to the chilling, complex character gives the movie a boost, and it's a standout in her repertoire.
Watch on: Amazon Prime Video
'PK'
‘PK’ is a satirical drama in which Anushka plays Jaggu, a gutsy journalist who assists an alien (Aamir Khan) who is stranded on Earth. Her character is feisty, compassionate, and central to the emotional core of the story. Anushka's rapport with Aamir and her subtle acting infuse warmth and humor into this intelligent film.
Watch on: Netflix
'Sultan'
In this sports drama, Anushka is Aarfa, a determined wrestler who encourages and pushes her husband Sultan (Salman Khan) to chase his dreams. Her character of a determined athlete walking the tightrope between ambition and love is both inspiring and warm. Anushka's physical transformation and emotional depth lend credibility to the film.
Watch on: Amazon Prime Video
'Band Baaja Baaraat'
Anushka excels as Shruti Kakkar, a go-getting, straight-talking wedding planner who becomes the partner of Bittoo (Ranveer Singh). The movie's energetic storyline and well-connected characters made it a hit with the masses. Anushka's vibrant, earthy acting and effervescent chemistry with Ranveer were highly acclaimed.
Watch on: Amazon Prime Video
'Sui Dhaaga'
Inspired by the 'Make in India' initiative, Anushka as Mamta, is a strong-willed yet supportive wife who urges her husband (Varun Dhawan) to begin a handloom business. Her subtle, natural performance of a small-town woman's strength is very moving, making ‘Sui Dhaaga’ a feel-good, motivational watch.
Watch on: Amazon Prime Video
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