1 / 7 Triptii Dimri’s career is built on decisions most actors hesitate to make early on. She has repeatedly chosen roles that expose emotional fragility, moral ambiguity and psychological depth. From Laila Majnu to now O' Romeo, here are some of her must-watch films.
2 / 7 Triptii Dimri is currently gearing up for O' Romeo alongside Shahid Kapoor.
3 / 7 Triptii Dimri didn’t play Laila softly; she let her fracture on screen. That intensity turned Laila Majnu into a cult favourite over time, and announced her as an actress willing to risk emotional exhaustion for authenticity.
4 / 7 Then came Bulbbul, arguably one of the boldest feminist statements in modern Hindi streaming cinema. Wrapped in gothic folklore, the film required her to communicate rage, trauma and rebirth through restraint rather than dialogue.
5 / 7 With Qala, she went even further inward. The film is a slow psychological spiral about artistic ambition, maternal control and self-destruction.
6 / 7 Her appearance in Animal marked a completely different kind of boldness. Entering a hyper-masculine, polarizing blockbuster meant stepping into a film destined to divide audiences.
7 / 7 Then came Bad Newz, a tonal swerve into mainstream comedy. Comedy is often underestimated, but for an actor associated with heavy dramatic roles, it’s a high-risk pivot.