Ankush Chaudhari is a highly accomplished and multifaceted individual of Indian origin, whose remarkable professional trajectory has been characterized by his outstanding contributions to the realms of Marathi cinema, theatre, and beyond.
As the calendar flipped to 2015, a pivotal moment in the career of a talented individual emerged, marked by a standout performance in the film Classmates. Directed by the skilled Aditya Sarpotdar, Chaudhari's portrayal of Satya, a college student, resonated deeply with audiences, signaling a significant milestone in his professional journey. The movie's commercial success was a testament to his growing reputation, with Classmates emerging as his first major hit of the year. In the months that followed, Chaudhari's romantic drama film Double Seat, opposite the accomplished Mukta Barve, and directed by the acclaimed Sameer Vidwans, captivated critics and viewers alike. The film's widespread acclaim and box office success led to its status as one of the highest-grossing Marathi films of 2015, cementing Chaudhari's position as a rising star in the Marathi film industry.
Later in the same year, Chaudhari took on a new acting challenge, starring in the high-octane action crime thriller Daagdi Chaawl, opposite the talented Pooja Sawant, and directed by the debutant Chandrakant Kanse, who brought a fresh perspective to the film. The movie garnered widespread critical acclaim and an astonishingly enthusiastic response from the audience, who eagerly devoured every moment of the film. This remarkable success marked the completion of Chaudhari's impressive hat-trick of blockbuster films for the year 2015, cementing his status as a leading figure in the Indian film industry.
Noted Hindi film actor, Chaudhari, went on to star in a subsequent cinematic endeavour, Guru, which ultimately led to him being bestowed with the prestigious and revered moniker, "Superstar".
