What do you think of amirkhan's acting skills?

Without talking about awards and honors, today I want to talk about amirkhan's acting skills simply as an audience.

Bollywood was the first film I saw by amirkhan. I didn't know who he was at that time, but I simply thought that this man's performance touched me. The master he plays is such an image that he wanders between a little foolishness and great wisdom. One inch on the left is stupid, and the other inch on the right is vulgar. But his impartial interpretation makes the whole character alive.

Wrestle! Dad! "In it, he plays an iron-blooded and warm-hearted father. In order to keep her daughter's talent from being buried, she insists on practicing her daughter with the most professional training method, hoping that she can get rid of the lifestyle of traditional Indian women who marry and have children in their teens and can only do laundry and cook every day. At first, the role was so harsh that his daughter couldn't stand it. He still didn't relent and forced them to stick to it in various ways. Later, when the eldest daughter went to the university in the capital and met with unsolvable problems, it was he who spared no effort to help her through the difficulties with his father's unique warmth until she won the world championship.

He switched back and forth between these two States with ease, and showed the two emotions of expecting a father and a daughter to become a phoenix before and caring for her later.

I saw a mysterious superstar recently, in which he played a somewhat coquettish music producer. All gestures are full of the feeling of batting practice, so natural and reasonable. Through the promotion of the plot, it is found that he is actually a man with a coquettish appearance and a loving heart. He is brave, helpful, talented and passionate. Of course, he is still coquettish, and all the good qualities are wrapped in an indifferent appearance, which highlights the truth and helplessness of life.

Three movies, three completely different characters, and amirkhan's exquisite interpretation. I can't find any overlapping parts. I can't see amirkhan in the role, only the role itself. This is real acting.