Who Says Men Don't Cry? Bollywood Actors, Stars Who Don't Shy Away From Being Major Cry Babies On Screen!

Add as a preferred source on Google

'Who says men don't cry?' or 'Men who cry are weak?' Thankfully, the conception of masculinity or 'alpha male' is slowly changing and men who cry mean they too feel the same emotions and emote like the opposite sex, most importantly, what we all need to understand is that this has nothing to do with masculinity.

Well, 'cry babies' is a bit lighthearted term, but these B-town celebs have always conveyed deep emotions through impactful performances, especially 'tears'. Let us look at some of them who have delivered memorable emotional performances that will be etched in our hearts forever.

1. Shah Rukh Khan
From 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham', 'My Name Is Khan', to 'Devdas' and 'Pathan'- when it comes to emoting on screen, there is no one like the 'King of Bollywood'. SRK is known for his versatility in portraying intense and emotional characters and his personality and ability to completely submerge in the characters with sincerity is relatable to everyone and inspiring.

2. Amitabh Bachchan
Know for his baritone, deep voice, and iconic films, this legendary actor tops the list when it comes to playing versatile characters, most of which require a wide range of emotional depth. It is only him who can diminish the line between real and reel with his acting prowess. His performances in movies like 'Deewar' and 'Sholay' are classic examples of his ability to bring tears to the audience's eyes and 'Bhagban' too.

3. Aamir Khan
Mr Perfect Aamir Khan is known for his meticulous approach to roles and his ability to connect with the audience emotionally. He is no less than a genius and his films like 'Taare Zameen Par', 'Three Idiots' and 'Dangal' highlight his talent in portraying characters that tug at the heartstrings.

4. Ranbir Kapoor
Popular for his natural acting style, Ranbir Kapoor has played emotionally charged characters in films like "Rockstar," "Barfi!," showcasing his ability to express vulnerability and intense emotions.

5. Vikrant Massey
This prolific actor always makes a mark with every performance, no matter what the length of his role in the film or the scope. He identifies himself as a performer and his films like 'A Death in the Gunj', 'Chappak' and '12th Fail' have left the audience awestruck.

6. Pankaj Tripathi
Effortless and extremely pleasant to watch on screen, this powerhouse of talent never ceases to surprise the audience. Be it approaching an in-depth character in his own unique style, or emoting his heart out on screen, he is a true genius. From 'Criminal Justice', 'Sherdil' to 'OMG2'; he is someone you will automatically fall in love with.

Well, hopefully now you will be able to change your definition of real men, and if still, a shred of doubt lingers in your head then know that numerous studies have pointed out that 'bottling up' emotions and feelings can have an adverse impact on poor mental and physical health. These effects can also include a less resilient immune system, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and other mental health conditions.