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Ever since his debut in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s 2007 film, ‘Saawariya’, Ranbir Kapoor has never failed to impress his audiences. Over the years, the actor has carved a niche with his hard work and stellar acts in many films.

From quirky roles to meaningful performances, the ‘Sanju’ actor has proven himself to be a multi-talented actor. On the Bollywood heartthrob’s 40th birthday, here is a look at some of his best performances.

‘Wake Up Sid!’ was a big success at the box-office because it minted over Rs 21 crore in the opening weekend. Ranbir Kapoor played the role of a college student and won the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actor.

Kapoor’s performance in ‘Rocket Singh: Salesman Of The Year’ collected Rs 20 crore at the box-office. He shone in the role of a graduate-turned-executive who gets disillusioned by the unethical business practices that he’s expected to embrace.

Kapoor’s performance in Imtiaz Ali’s directorial ‘Rockstar’ won him several awards. In fact, this movie was considered to be one of the best films of his career.

‘Barfi’ was another award-winning performance.He played the role of a deaf and mute man, who falls in love with a woman on the autism spectrum. This Anurag Basu film was loved and appreciated by everyone and picked up a few awards as well.

‘Ye Jawaani Hai Deewani’ was all about love and friendship. Ranbir’s Kabir act, a young man full of life chasing his dreams, and his chemistry with then girlfriend Deepika Padukone charmed the audiences

As the jilted lover, Ranbir Kapoor enthused life into his role in ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’.Singing, dancing and serenading Aishwarya Rai Bachchan on screen, Kapoor did all of that effortlessly in this 2016 film Karan Johar.

Ranbir Kapoor played Sanjay Dutt in his eponymous biopic ‘Sanju’. Raju Hirani’s film dwelled on Dutt’s troubled life including his tryst with drugs and falling into bad company. Ranbir Kapoor delivered a credible performance with Dutt himself calling him “extraordinary”.