Author: Manosmita Mohanty
Ayushmann Khurrana, the versatile actor, has made a name for himself in Indian Cinema for breaking stereotypes and addressing taboo subjects.
Shubh Mangal Jyada Savdhan addressed the subject of same-sex relationships through comic medium. It conveys the message that love is love, regardless of gender.
In his debut movie, Vicky Donor, Ayushmann played the role of a sperm donor and addressed the taboo around infertility and sperm donation in Indian society.
In Bala, a young man struggles with premature balding, and the movie sheds light on unrealistic beauty standards imposed on women and men in our society.
Doctor G broke the silence around the topic of gender segregation, the illegal healthcare system, familial issues and friendship problems.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha reflects on body shaming and the importance of self-love. The movie has a realistic portrayal of small-town life and great storyline.
Badhaai Ho addressed the issue of pregnancy in older women and challenged the societal norms around age and motherhood.
In both the audience's and critics' eyes, Ayushmann's movies have made a strong impression. We eagerly anticipate his future movies.