Three Years Since Rooh Baba Revived Bollywood: Kartik Aaryan’s Era of Stardom

Three years ago, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 didn't just release—it exploded. At the heart of this storm stood Kartik Aaryan, rewriting the rules of stardom in a post-COVID industry desperate for revival. When big names struggled to draw crowds, it was Kartik who brought back the masses, proving that charisma, talent, and smart choices are louder than hype.

Rooh Baba wasn’t just a character—it was a phenomenon. From kids mimicking his “Hare Krishna Hare Ram” moves to older generations cheering in theatres, the magic of Kartik's performance united everyone. The title track blared across functions, schools, and social media—it became the sound of a nation reclaiming joy. Kartik’s presence turned nostalgia into a celebration, and the result? Housefull boards, deafening cheers, and a cultural reset.

His decision to take on Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 was called risky—stepping into the shadow of a cult classic. But Kartik didn’t just match the legacy; he created his own. It wasn’t about filling anyone’s shoes. It was about carving a space so unique that Rooh Baba became iconic on his own terms.

This film marked a turning point in his career. It showcased not just his comic timing or screen presence, but his power to carry a film to glory—solo. In an industry where content and stardom often clash, Kartik found the sweet spot. With Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, every film post that has been a carefully calculated masterstroke.

Three years later, the roar of Rooh Baba still echoes—and with it, the proof that Kartik Aaryan isn’t just a star of the moment. He’s the game-changer who brought Bollywood back to life, one housefull show at a time.From an outsider with nothing but talent and determination to a superstar whose every choice is a masterstroke, Kartik Aaryan’s 14-year journey is a testament to his unwavering connection with audiences across generations.