Which Indian actor can act well through his eyes?

 FAHADH FAASIL

This man is fuckin legend when it comes to act through eyes. Literally haven't seen any other Indian actor who can act better than him (in terms of acting through eyes). I’m happy that I discover Fahadh through Bangalore Days, then I just start watching his films like Malik, Artist, Trance, Maheshinte Prathikaaram, Kumbalangi Nights, Super Deluxe and many more.

Fahadh was born for close-ups. There are not too many things he can say that his eyes cannot.

You can give him sheets of dialogue but chances are, he will figure out a way to say it without saying anything at all.

He's one of our few actors whose eyes have a separate fan base.

Finally witnessed his eyes on the big screen for the first time in Vikram

and ladies and gentlemen he became one of my favorite actor!
If given a chance I would never gift him a pair of sunglasses.

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Honourable Mentions-

SRK,

Mohanlal,

Ajay Devgan

Kamal Haasan sir

Kay Kay Menon (didn't find the best pictures)

and Suriya.

Do comment some more Indian actor/actresses who are best in acting through eyes.
(plz don’t say the good ones only best)

Cheers 👀

Who is the first Indian to act in a Hollywood movie?

 Sabu Dastagir (Selar Sabu) was an Indian born American actor who was discovered by documentary filmmaker Robert Flaherty at the age of 13.

Sabu was casted in the British film Elephant Boy (1937). He played the role of an elephant driver in the film.

Sabu is best known for the role of Abu in the film The Thief of Bagdad. Some of his other films are The Drum, Jungle Book, Arabian Nights, White Savage, Black Narcissus and Sabu and the Magic Ring.

After becoming an American citizen Sabu also joined the U.S. Army Air Forces. His career declined after World War 2.

Sabu was also considered for the role of Birju (played by Sunil Dutt) in Mother India but was denied a work permit. He never got a chance to appear in a film made in his native country.

He died of a heart attack at the age of 39, three months before the release of his film, The Tiger Walks.

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