The new age queen Isha Kopikar has set an attractive and diverse journey in Indian cinema. She not only made a distinct identity with her powerful characters, but also broke the boundaries of traditional female characters. From light comedy to serious crime drama, Isha’s characters left a deep impression on the audience.
Let’s look at the five memorable films of Isha Kopper which is still in the mind of the people-
What are we cool
In this Cult Adult Comedy film, Isha played the role of Sub-Inspector Urmila Martodkar-Yes, you read it right. Isha showed tremendous comic timing in a smart, stylish and innocent style. The manner in which he introduced a female police officer was new and fresh for Bollywood. It is one of the most hit and award-nominated roles of his career.
Dawn
In this crime thriller, Isha played the role of ‘Anita’ and also kept the shine of her acting by sharing the screen with a superstar like Shah Rukh Khan. He showed the best balance of glamor and severity, and caught the attention of the audience with his confidence and presence.
A marriage … too
In this classic film produced by Rajshri Productions, Isha played a small -town girl named ‘Chandni’, who renounces her dreams and takes up family responsibilities. This emotional and traditional character of Isha was very effective. His dignified acting further strengthened the cultural and emotional side of the film. The topic and his acting inspired by the values of the film gave him an equally admirect review from critics and audiences.
Shabri
In this low appreciation of Ram Gopal Varma, Isha played the most transformative role in the role of a rigorous female gangster in Mumbai’s crime world so far. Away from glamor, Isha’s makeup was so accurate and she was not getting so recognized that she was also refused to enter the film’s set by the security personnel present there. This was his most courageous and strong acting, which critics described his career as the best.
Krishna cottage
In this supernatural thriller, Isha played the mysterious character of ‘Disha’ – a soul that is mad in love and is burning in the fire of revenge. This story made up of a combination of romance and horror was made even more impressive by Isha’s serious and horror screen Presence. ‘Krishna Cottage’ is still considered a Cult Classic in horror films of the 2000s, and a huge credit for this is Isha’s strong acting.
Whether it is a strict police officer, a soul wandering in revenge thirsty or a complex anti-hero, Isha Koppikar added something new and unique in every character. The feeling of risking risks in their film selection is clearly visible that many prominent actresses do not dare to do. These five films remind us that even though Isha’s screen appearances have become selective, their influence remains unforgettable.
