Pyaar Ka Punchnama

Kartik Aaryan’s breakout as Rajjo (Rajat) came with a monologue that went viral and made him an overnight name.

Luka Chuppi

In this small-town romance, he brought charm to a character grappling with societal norms around live-in relationships

Freddy

A shift from his usual zone, Kartik played a socially awkward dentist with dark secrets. It marked a significant departure in tone and appearance, showing a willingness to go darker

Chandu Champion

Paralympian Murlikant Petkar his transformation was notable. The film aimed to spotlight an unsung hero, and Kartik’s performance was grounded and sincere

Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety

He played the best friend navigating loyalty and manipulation with comic ease, helping the film connect with a young, urban audience

Pati Patni Aur Woh

Taking on a character from a classic, he walked the line between comedy and emotional conflict, updating a dated premise for modern sensibilities

Dhamaka

As a TV anchor facing moral dilemmas under pressure, Kartik delivered a restrained and intense performance in a high-stakes setting

SatyaPrem Ki Katha

Kartik shed the macho trope here, portraying a soft, emotionally aware man. His character supported his partner through trauma, offering something different in the commercial space

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3

Returning to a hit franchise, he added darker shades to Rooh Baba. The film held its own at the box office despite heavy competition, reinforcing his star power

Upcoming: Anurag Basu’s Musical Romance

Kartik Aaryan’s next role casts him as a rockstar in an intense love story directed by Anurag Basu, with Sreeleela starring opposite him

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2

Merging horror and comedy, his Rooh Baba brought back a popular franchise and delivered box office success when Bollywood needed it most