Bhubaneswar, Feb. 4 -- In an industry known for placing actors in convenient boxes, Sidhant has made it his mission to be impossible to categorize. Over the past few years, he's inhabited three wildly contrasting characters that showcase not just range, but a deliberate artistic philosophy of remaining unpredictable.

As playwright Jay Khanna in Jubilee, he embodied the dreams and darkness of Bollywood's golden age, a character navigating ambition, identity, and ultimately paying the price of stardom with nuanced intensity. Then came his chilling transformation into Charles Sobhraj in Black Warrant, where he captured the predatory charm and sociopathic intelligence of one of history's most notorious serial killers with unsettling authenti...