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While the critics slammed Ra.One, it still went on to become the third highest grossing Bollywood film of all time. Shah Rukh ended the year with Don 2 which earned him rave reviews for his performance and has already netted more than 100 crores at the box office. As per sources, the actor is now contemplating making a film on Mahabharat which might just turn out to be his costliest venture ever
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With 2 back-to-back blockbusters Ready and Bodyguard that released in the summer of 2011, Salman Khan is ruling Bollywood like noone else. Including Dabangg, he has now delivered three of the all time highest earners in succession. And 2012 is slated to embrace him yet again starting with the release of Ek Tha Tiger on the holy occasion of Eid
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Over the last few years, Hrithik has established his authority as a versatile actor who excelled in a wide range of roles in films like Jodhaa Akbar, Guzaarish, Krrish, and Dhoom 2. He once again delivered a bravura performance in the 2011 blockbuster "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara" that grossed 108 crores within 10 days of its release worldwide
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Ajay Devgn continued his dream run with Singham and his realistic portrayal of an honest cop still stands his biggest commercial success after Golmaal 3. Ajay has a spate of big budget movies including Bol Bachchan and Tezz that are lined up for release in 2012, and who knows he might just continue to rule the charts with his intense acts
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Acting runs in his blood and his parents and grandparents are still admired for their cinematic genius. Ranbir Kapoor's solo release in 2011 - Rockstar rocked the box office and he went on to receive huge critical acclaim for his no-holds-barred portrayal of the life and times of a Rockstar.
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While Aamir Khan is still credited for introducing his nephew Imran Khan to Bollywood, the boy carved his own niche in 2011 delivering back to back hits in Delhi Belly and Mere Brother Ki Dulhan. He was widely appreciated for his comic timing in Delhi Belly and is now being signed on by potential filmmakers including Vishal Bhardwaj
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Emraan Hashmi has had a succession of hits in 2011 in Murder 2 and The Dirty Picture, and is slowly but steadily moving into the top star bracket of Bollywood considering the box office opening his movies have fetched in the last 3 years. Lined up for release in 2012 are several big banner movies including Jannat 2, Kahaani, Shanghai, and Raaz 3
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Farhan Akhtar was cast as the flamboyant Imraan in his home production "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara" alongside Hrithik Roshan and Abhay Deol. And his devil-may-care attitude in the movie won him rich accolades. Coming up is "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" - a Rakeysh Mehra productions where he is set to portray the life of the legend "Milkha Singh"
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Naseeruddin Shah, the legend, was a treat to watch in the blockbuster movie "The Dirty Picture" where he played the role of an aging Soth Indian superstar. Now we know why the man is so often called the Shah of all actors with his capability to surprise in roles that are as different as chalk and cheese
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Amitabh is Amitabh - the megastar who is still grabbing central roles at the age of 69. His two releases "Bbuddah Hoga Tera Baap" and "Aarakshan" didn't really set the cash registers ringing, nonetheless he was terrific in both the movies and received huge critical acclaim.
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