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Randeep Hooda Undergoes a Menacing Transformation for His Upcoming Film Jaat
Updated on: 18 March, 2025 01:08 PM IST |Amruta Karulkar
Randeep Hooda from Jaat
Randeep Hooda, known for his chameleon-like ability to fully immerse himself in roles, is set to deliver one of his most intense performances yet in Jaat. The upcoming film, starring Sunny Deol, sees Hooda take on the role of Ranatunga, a ruthless and menacing gangster. Set to release on April 10 in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, Jaat promises to dive deep into the brutal world of crime, with Hooda leading the charge as its most terrifying force.
A source close to the production revealed, “Randeep is known for his methodical approach, and Jaat is no exception. He grew out his hair, sculpted his physique, and honed his expressions to bring Ranatunga to life. His attention to detail ensures no aspect of his performance feels artificial.”
This commitment to authenticity is nothing new for Hooda. Fans still remember his drastic weight loss for Sarbjit (2016), where he lost 18 kg in 28 days. More recently, for Swatantra Veer Savarkar (2024), he transformed himself to embody the revolutionary leader. However, Jaat marks a different kind of transformation—one that delves into pure, unfiltered evil.
Hooda himself has described Ranatunga as a character unlike any he has played before. “I’ve played dark and layered characters before, but Ranatunga is pure evil. He’s violent, unhinged, and operates with a kind of brutality that even shocked me while performing it,” he said.
Director Gopichand Malineni played a crucial role in shaping this terrifying antagonist. “Our director had a clear vision for Ranatunga, and I completely took on what he had imagined,” Hooda added.
Also Read: Randeep Hooda Feels Alia Bhatt Was `Unfairly` Targeted, Criticizes Kangana Ranaut
With Jaat, Randeep Hooda is set to redefine the portrayal of villains in Indian cinema. Fans can expect a performance that is chilling, raw, and utterly unforgettable when the film hits theaters on April 10.
A Commitment to Transformation
Hooda has built a reputation as Bollywood’s ultimate shape-shifter, and for Jaat, he has once again pushed his limits. From gaining significant muscle weight to working on his voice modulation, he has meticulously crafted the character of Ranatunga to be both intimidating and authentic.A source close to the production revealed, “Randeep is known for his methodical approach, and Jaat is no exception. He grew out his hair, sculpted his physique, and honed his expressions to bring Ranatunga to life. His attention to detail ensures no aspect of his performance feels artificial.”
This commitment to authenticity is nothing new for Hooda. Fans still remember his drastic weight loss for Sarbjit (2016), where he lost 18 kg in 28 days. More recently, for Swatantra Veer Savarkar (2024), he transformed himself to embody the revolutionary leader. However, Jaat marks a different kind of transformation—one that delves into pure, unfiltered evil.
Hooda himself has described Ranatunga as a character unlike any he has played before. “I’ve played dark and layered characters before, but Ranatunga is pure evil. He’s violent, unhinged, and operates with a kind of brutality that even shocked me while performing it,” he said.
Director Gopichand Malineni played a crucial role in shaping this terrifying antagonist. “Our director had a clear vision for Ranatunga, and I completely took on what he had imagined,” Hooda added.
Also Read: Randeep Hooda Feels Alia Bhatt Was `Unfairly` Targeted, Criticizes Kangana Ranaut
An Action-Packed Cinematic Experience
Jaat is produced by Mythri Movie Makers and People Media Factory, featuring a stellar ensemble cast, including Vineet Kumar Singh, Saiyami Kher, and Regina Cassandra. The film’s high-octane action sequences have been choreographed by Anal Arasu, Ram Laxman, and Venkat, ensuring a visually gripping experience. Adding to the intensity, Thaman S has composed the film’s soundtrack, amplifying the dark and gritty atmosphere.With Jaat, Randeep Hooda is set to redefine the portrayal of villains in Indian cinema. Fans can expect a performance that is chilling, raw, and utterly unforgettable when the film hits theaters on April 10.
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