Celebrating Kiara Advani’s iconic roles as she completes 11 stellar years in cinema

In this poignant war biopic, Kiara played Dimple Cheema, Captain Vikram Batra’s real-life partner. Her restrained, heartfelt performance brought emotional heft to the film. With limited screen time, she delivered a portrayal that resonated deeply, especially in scenes capturing Dimple’s quiet resilience and eternal love.

Kiara’s role as the soft-spoken medical student in this controversial romantic drama earned her widespread recognition. While the film sparked debates, her performance was lauded for its grace and subtle emotional depth. She brought a quiet strength to Preeti, adding complexity to a character caught in a whirlwind romance.

In this hit comedy about IVF mix-ups, Kiara’s portrayal of Monika Batra was both hilarious and heartfelt. Her endearing chemistry with Diljit Dosanjh and sharp comic timing added warmth to the ensemble. Monika's goofy charm and vulnerability struck a chord with audiences.

A bold departure from convention, Kiara played Katha, a survivor navigating emotional trauma in a conservative setup. Her layered performance, full of nuance and vulnerability, showcased her ability to shoulder a film with emotional maturity. It’s one of her most compelling roles to date.

As Naina, Kiara explored the emotional struggles of modern marriage. Her character’s internal conflict, especially as she balanced family expectations and personal aspirations, was portrayed with authenticity. She stood tall amidst a powerful ensemble, delivering a performance both relatable and restrained.

Kiara’s breakthrough came with this blockbuster biopic. As Sakshi, she brought warmth, sincerity, and a grounded presence to the narrative. Her chemistry with Sushant Singh Rajput’s Dhoni was both natural and impactful, leaving a lasting impression despite limited screen time.

Stepping into a horror-comedy franchise isn’t easy, but Kiara’s portrayal of Reet was both charming and eerie. She balanced humor, suspense, and emotion with ease, proving her command over commercial entertainers. Her performance added freshness to the genre.

In this Netflix original, Kiara played a college student entangled in a messy sexual assault investigation. As Nanki, she was complex, conflicted, and raw. The role was a sharp detour from her glamorous image, and she embraced it with intensity and courage, earning critical acclaim.

A turning point in her career, Kiara’s performance in Karan Johar’s segment was bold and refreshing. As Megha, a newlywed grappling with unspoken desires, she portrayed vulnerability and repression with stunning honesty. It was a defining OTT moment that opened up a new creative chapter for her.