Movies Starring Shahid Kapoor

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A quirky love triangle unfolds as an aspiring director, a pop star, and a businessman cross paths.

Why people love it: Its vibrant song‑and‑dance numbers and playful storytelling make it a feel‑good ride. The chemistry among the leads adds charm, and the quirky narrative keeps it fresh.

1 / 6

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A lively Punjabi girl meets a despondent businessman on a train, and their spontaneous journey changes both their lives.

Why people love it: Audiences adore its witty dialogue, vibrant chemistry between the leads, and the feel‑good road‑trip vibe that captures youthful spontaneity.

2 / 6

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A brilliant yet volatile surgeon spirals into self‑destruction after his love leaves, confronting his own demons.

Why people love it: Fans are drawn to Shahid Kapoor’s raw performance, the film’s emotional intensity, and its unapologetic portrayal of love‑and‑pain.

3 / 6

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A passionate romance that weathers political upheavals and personal loss across decades.

Why people love it: Audiences cherish the chemistry of Shahid and Sonam, and the film’s sweeping, emotional storytelling that captures love’s resilience. The lush cinematography and period backdrop add depth to the heartfelt narrative.

4 / 6

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Queen Padmavati’s beauty and honor spark a fierce battle in medieval India.

Why people love it: Lavish visuals, powerful performances, and stirring music create an unforgettable epic. The story’s grandeur and emotional depth move viewers.

5 / 6

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A gritty drama exposing the drug crisis in Punjab through interwoven stories of a singer, a doctor, and a cop.

Why people love it: Audiences praised its bold storytelling and powerful performances, especially Diljit’s raw portrayal of a troubled singer.

6 / 6