From Sanam Teri Kasam to Taish: Top Harshvardhan Rane Movies That Showcase His Versatility

Harshvardhan Rane Movies
WHAT TO WATCH

When I hear Harshvardhan Rane movies, the first name that comes to my mind is Sanam Teri Kasam. And I’m sure most of you feel that way. Although the film didn’t achieve the success it should have, in its initial release, with time, it’s become a cult classic, and for all the right reasons. So much so that its re-release in India broke all records of any film re-released till now. But no matter how much I love Inder from Sanam Teri Kasam, I know that Harshvardhan is capable of a lot more. And we’ve gotten glimpses of those throughout his career so far. With every film, he has proven that he’s not just a pretty face with a killer jawline! I mean, he is that, but he’s also got range, intensity, and an ability to completely transform for any role. Whether he’s playing the brooding lover, a rough-edged soldier, or a gangster with a broken heart, he brings a certain rawness that’s hard to ignore. If you’ve only seen him in one kind of role, it’s time to expand your watchlist. Here’s a quick rundown of Harshvardhan Rane’s top films that showcase just how versatile(and underrated!) he really is.

 

1. Sanam Teri Kasam

Inder, the misunderstood bad boy with a heart of gold!

Let’s be honest—this is the movie that introduced most of us to Harshvardhan, and boy, did he make an entry! As the silent, intense Inder, Harshvardhan plays the guy your mom warned you about. But he’s also the guy your heart couldn’t resist, and nor could Saru’s. His chemistry with Mawra Hocane was electric, and those emotional scenes? Total tearjerkers. If you’re into tragic love stories, Sanam Teri Kasam is a must-watch. And with that movie, Harshvardhan made such a lasting impression on all of our hearts!

 

2. Taish

Pali Brar, a gangster torn between love and revenge!

In Taish movie, Harsh dials up the intensity to a whole new level. He plays Pali, a man with fire in his eyes and pain in his heart. He’s a gangster, yes—but he’s also a lover, who’s constantly at war with his emotions. Whether he’s handling a gun or his crumbling relationship, Harsh brings depth and vulnerability to Pali. So much so that you find yourself rooting for a gangster, even when he’s doing questionable things. Plus, that showdown with Pulkit Samrat? So. Much. Drama!

3. Paltan

Major Harbhajan Singh, a soldier driven by duty!

From heartbreak and revenge, Harsh jumps straight into a man in uniform in Paltan. Harshvardhan plays Major Harbhajan Singh in this intense war drama based on true events. With the grit and honesty in her performance, he holds his own in a cast full of heavyweights, like Jackie Shroff, Arjun Rampal, Sonu Sood, and Gurmeet Choudhary. He’s flashy or OTT, but that’s the charm of the actor, that he makes you feel the weight of war! Harshvardhan, along with the rest of the cast, reminds you of the responsibility borne by the soldiers and the sacrifice they make every day to safeguard the country.

 

4. Haseen Dillruba

Neel, the charming mystery man!

Harshvardhan in Haseen Dillruba? Oh. My. God! He’s dangerous and seductive. No wonder Taapsee’s character ended up falling for him. As Neel, he plays the wild card in a twisted love triangle with Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey. He’s magnetic, a little reckless, and totally irresistible! And I think that’s what makes his role even more interesting(and pivotal) as the story unfolds. It’s one of those roles where he doesn’t get the most screen time, but absolutely leaves a mark.

 

5. Brother of Bommali(Cameo)

Himself, in a cameo!

Speaking of screentime, I know it’s just a cameo, but it’s fun to see Harsh break away from his usual intense roles. Brother of Bommali is a Telugu comedy that’s full of chaos and laughs, and even though Harsh shows up just for a bit, his presence is definitely noticed. Sometimes, it’s the smaller roles that give us a sneak peek into an actor’s lighter side, right? So, go and watch him in the Hindi dubbed version of Brother of Bommali, Gundaygiri on ZEE5!

 

Final Thoughts: He’s Got Range, Folks

From lovelorn poets to gun-wielding gangsters, and army men to seductive charmers, Harshvardhan Rane is quietly building a filmography that screams versatility. He doesn’t chase hype—he builds it with performance after performance. So, whether you’re new to his work or already a fan of his films, these movies are the perfect way to appreciate what he brings to the table. So, without further ado, get your ZEE5 subscription and start watching movies like Taish and others to understand his true potential.