Jim Sarbh's perseverance as a performer eludes straightforward classification. Given the weight his electric presence can lend to any story, labeling him as a character actor or a supporting actor seems insufficient and almost cruel. Since making his acting debut in Ram Madhvani's Neerja (2016), Sarbh has established one of the most intriguing career paths in Hindi film, deftly juggling mainstream blockbuster ensembles like Padmaavat (2017), Sanju (2018), and Gangubai Kathiawadi (2022) with experimental picks like A Death in the Gunj (2016) and Photograph (2019). "Whenever I choose scripts, I never consider a specific genre or type of story. I've worked on dramas, biopics, and period pieces. I've played both the good guy and the bad guy, says Sarbh, reflecting on his varied filmography. According to the actor, a recurring theme in all of his work—in plays, films, and web series—is his insistence on taking part in gripping narratives.
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