MUMBAI: Bollywood boasts a galaxy of stars, but among them shine the OG It Boys, whose charisma and talent have solidified their status as icons of Indian cinema. From Jackie Shroff's rugged charm to Akshay Kumar's versatility, each actor brings a unique flair to the silver screen, captivating audiences for decades.

Jackie Shroff burst onto the Bollywood scene with his debut in "Hero" in 1983, captivating audiences with his rugged persona and distinctive dialogue delivery. What sets him apart is his effortless portrayal of both romantic leads and action-packed heroes, earning him a place in the hearts of fans across generations. His most popular film, "Dilwale" (1994), solidified his status as a quintessential Bollywood hero, while his overall appeal lies in his larger-than-life presence and magnetic performances.

Suniel Shetty made his mark with his debut in "Balwaan" (1992), showcasing his macho persona and intense acting prowess. Known for his action-packed roles and powerful screen presence, he seamlessly transitions between genres, captivating audiences with his energy and charisma. His most popular film, "Hera Pheri" (2000), showcased his comedic timing, further adding to his appeal as a versatile actor who can effortlessly entertain audiences.

Akshay Kumar's journey from martial arts expert to Bollywood superstar began with his debut in "Saugandh" (1991). What sets him apart is his dedication to versatility, effortlessly moving between action-packed blockbusters and socially relevant dramas. With impeccable comic timing and a knack for portraying diverse characters, he has become a force to be reckoned with in the industry. He has earned accolades for playing the role of unsung heroes in films such as ‘Rustom’ and ‘Kesari’. The Khiladi of Bollywood has a timeless appeal that becomes stronger with each one of his groundbreaking performances. 

Anil Kapoor's charismatic persona and acting prowess have made him a perennial favorite since his debut in "Hamare Tumhare" (1979). His ability to seamlessly portray a wide range of characters, from suave leading men to endearing underdogs, sets him apart from his peers. "Mr. India" (1987) remains one of his most popular films, showcasing his infectious energy and enduring charm, which continue to captivate audiences to this day.

Sanjay Dutt's tumultuous life journey and powerhouse performances have made him an enigmatic figure in Bollywood since his debut in "Rocky" (1981). Known for his intense action roles and nuanced character portrayals, he brings a raw intensity to the screen that resonates with audiences. "Munna Bhai M.B.B.S." (2003) stands out as one of his most popular films, showcasing his ability to evoke empathy and admiration through his performances.