Updated On: 25 May, 2025 09:13 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Kunal Kemmu isn’t just an actor—he’s a genre shapeshifter, a scene-stealing ninja, whether he’s making us cry, laugh, or question our moral compass, he does it with brilliance

Kunal Kemmu
From playing a tormented son in Zakhm to a zombie-slaying stoner in Go Goa Gone, Kunal Kemmu has worn more hats than a vintage costume shop. Yet, for some inexplicable reason, Bollywood often forgets to crown him the chameleon he truly is. Here’s a tribute to the man who can switch genres, moods, and accents like a Netflix algorithm on caffeine.
Before he became a full-blown leading man, Kunal made a soul-crushing impact as young Ajay Devgn in Zakhm. Vulnerable, intense, and wise beyond his years, this National Award-winning film gave us a glimpse of the emotional depth Kunal could tap into, even as a kid. Most child actors play cute. Kunal played grief.