Alia Bhatt carved a niche for herself as a versatile actor in a career spanning 12 years. Her journey in the film industry is a remarkable tapestry of talent, versatility and growth. With her upcoming action thriller film Jigra, she promises to take up any challenging character as she features in a never-seen-before-action avatar. Her role in Jigra further demonstrates her range as she embraces a complex character that pushes her boundaries. From her debut in 2012 to her latest projects, she has consistently challenged herself by taking on a variety of roles that span genres and emotions. 

Alia Bhatt stood to dive into Jigra welcoming challenges. Her character Satya is a fighter in every sense and would navigate a world filled with danger. The emotional stakes were high as Satya would go to extreme lengths to save her brother, testing her limits both physically and emotionally. The role demanded not only physical prowess but a deep emotional connection to the character's motivations. Alia relished the opportunity to merge the physical with the emotional, showcasing her versatility in a completely different light. 

From the spirited Shanaya to the fierce Gangbai, Alia has proved her mettle with every character of her journey. Her career began with a bright spark in Student of the Year, where she embodied the spirited young woman, Shanaya. Alia had always been drawn to roles that challenged her; even then, she infused Shanaya with layers of ambition and vulnerability, setting the stage for her future transformations.

But it was Highway that truly marked a turning point. Portraying Veera, a girl forced to confront her traumatic past during a road trip across India, Alia displayed an emotional depth that caught audiences off guard. The rawness of her performance, filled with anguish and liberation, showcased her ability to inhabit complex emotions, and it solidified her reputation as a serious actress.

As she moved forward, Alia tackled roles that were both intense and multifaceted. In Raazi, she played Sehmat, an Indian spy married into a Pakistani family. The film demanded not just emotional range but a palpable sense of tension and courage. Alia’s portrayal of a woman torn between loyalty to her country and love for her family was both heart-wrenching and inspiring, earning her accolades and deepening her connection with her audience.

Then came Gangubai Kathiawadi, where she transformed into the fierce matriarch of a brothel in Mumbai’s Kamathipura. Alia embraced the role with tenacity, bringing Gangubai's strength, resilience, and compassion to life. The character's struggles against societal norms resonated widely, earning her critical acclaim and establishing her as one of the leading actresses of her generation.

Alia Bhatt has featured in several in over 12 years and has proved her acting prowess every time. Evolving as an actor she also turned a producer with an aim to deliver content-driven films for a wide audience. Her next film Jigra headlined by her and also co-produced is the most awaited action thriller film of the year, promising a blend of emotions and actions. Directed by Vasan Bala and presented by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions, Jigra is slated to release on October 11 in Hindi and Telugu languages.