In Praise of Mr. Ronit Roy

In Praise of Mr. Ronit Roy....

Yes, Sukhi/Sammie I am still gaga over Aparajit Deb (Sammie you know that) and now I am gaga over Malik...
From where do I begin? What can I really say about what this actor really means for the Indian television industry? What is there left to say but to travel on this journey of the imagination as he takes us with him as Mr. Bajaj, as Aparajit Deb, as Bhishmapitamah and now as the highly arrogant, egocentric, prejudiced diamond merchant, Dharamraj Mahiyavanshi.
Mr. Roy's amazing talent is that he is able to bring versatility and a certain uniqueness to each of the character he enacts. The unique quality he conveys to each character is that no two characters are alike in looks, language or movement-change is the most consistent part of his repertoire and that exceptional ability to change is in itself commendable. Without Mr. Roy, there is no "Bandini".

It is his presence in the serial that takes the serial altogether to another level.

From the first frame he appears in as Dharamraj Mahiyavanshi, Mr. Roy manages to capture the viewer with his voice, his look, and his movement. Just take a look at the episodes he is seen in. Even when he is restrained in a scene, and from the back a shawl is draped on his shoulders from one of his attendants, one can feel the burning anger that is raging inside of him.
Touch your screen, I am sure the heat is on.

I forget that it is really Mr. Roy playing Dharamraj Mahiyavanshi, for it feels like I am watching a real person called Dharamraj Mahiyavanshi. That is the power of Mr. Roy, the power to capture your imagination and take you on a journey with him.

Amen to that Bavie. You said it all.

To emphasize on your comment "no two characters are alike in looks, language or movement". His sheer talent is evident when he is portraying 3 roles at the same time and his characters never crossed over.

At one point in time he was playing RB, Mihir and AD all at the same time. Imagine going from set to set and dropping into the appropriate character with ease. Absolutely talented.

RR gets into the skin of each of his characters and brings out the very best in each. Each has their uniqueness. Just brilliant.

Bavie, RR is simply fantabulous.. I just started watching KZK again, and while Mr.Bajaj and Dharamraj Mahiyavanshi are two completely different characters, at times, they are hauntingly similar...Its the magic of this man who manages to create an icon of every character he portrays..He has gotten under the skin of every character and he brings them to life, to a point wherein, we think about them as actual people, and not just characters anymore..

Wowowow Bavie GREATTT post !!👏👏 Agree with you....DM is sheer MAGIC !😳

Amen to that Bavie!


He has surpassed himself with every new work that he has taken on.. he has always sought to satisy his audience, and most importantly, the artiste in him by always taking characters different from each other..

Even before RB really become popular , he did a role of a casanova TV producer called Ishan Masand opposite Pallavi Kulkarni .. it was choo chweet!

In kehna hai kuch mujhko na??? Loved pallavi kulkarni in that show...

Originally posted by: sns23

In kehna hai kuch mujhko na??? Loved pallavi kulkarni in that show...

Both of them were so good - I was hoping RR dumps Aditi G. and Pallavi-RR end up together😳

Ya, she had a creep of a husband.. and the kids were no better... Aditi.G was annoying, to say the least... They shared good chemistry, RR-PK that is...

Yes ..

Ronit was a natural as Ishan .. he had confided in one of his interviews -

I am a born flirt
😳

I completely agree with u on that one Bavie..u know RR has always had 3 shows on his plate...and like u said, all of them have been different...in their portrayal all thanks to Ronit Bose Roy. I don't know what the hell I was doing till 2006, I still remember this man has made me so addicted to him that one winter break..december 2006 winter break, I went to the local indian store and rented all the kzk video cassettes and I watched them all fast forwarded all the Anurag Basu crap and watched Rishabh Bajaj...for 15 days straight...i used to go down to my basement, away from the rest of the world and watched the love story of Prerna-Rishabh Bajaj...it was mindblowing!!! to say the least. I miss them terribly. Thanks to Rajshri I can catch them all over again. He entered in episode 139 if anyone wants to catch it. Just waiting for his entry as Mihir in Kyunki...he might enter anytime soon...I love Ronit Roy, always will.