The actor put up a picture on his Twitter account marking the drastic physical transformation for the two roles.
Move over Aamir Khan, Ranveer Singh's transformation from Khilji to Gully Boy will stun you
Mumbai - 19 Jan 2018 16:00 IST
Updated : 16:22 IST
Shriram Iyengar
Aamir Khan is not the only one who can bulk up and lose weight at will for a role. It seems Ranveer Singh has joined the band.
The actor's recent appearances were a marked change from his bearded, long-haired look of Alauddin Khilji from Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Padmaavat. But a lot more has changed than just the haircut. The actor has shed the muscle, and bulk that he built up to play the ferocious warrior king.
Singh's latest tweet shows the difference in his look in the two films. The actor posted a collage of two pictures, one has him training to be Padmaavat's Khilji and the other shows him ready for his role in Zoya Akhtar's Gully Boy.
#padmaavat —> #gullyboy pic.twitter.com/6GFJAzPChf
— Ranveer Singh (@RanveerOfficial) January 19, 2018
While the Singh on the left looks like he could rip a man in half with his bare hands, the one on the right is sleek with the physique of a runner. The actor plays a street rapper in Zoya Akhtar's upcoming film.
This is not the first time the actor has changed his physical appearance so drastically for a film. Earlier, during the filming of Padmaavat, Singh's trainer, Lloyd Stevens, had posted a picture of his look before he turned into the uber-muscular Khilji. The transformation took place over a period of 6 weeks.
But it is not all about the physique. Singh will also be recording raps in his own voice for Akhtar's film, which also stars Alia Bhatt. The actor even put out videos of himself recording a few tracks with rappers Nitin Mishra, Shahrukh Shaikh and others on the sets of Gully Boy.
The work ðÂÂÂÂÂÂð @ntnmshra #AltafShaikh @sharukhshaikh3 @Kaaam_Bhaari #gullyboys pic.twitter.com/cc23fd487w
— Ranveer Singh (@RanveerOfficial) January 9, 2018
Padmaavat will be released on 25 January, while Gully Boy is expected to hit the screens later this year.