For the hero to shine bright, the villain has to do do his job right. Yes, every story has a vicious villain who keeps the story together. After looking at the famous vamps of the small screen, it’s time to meet the baddies of TV…read on:

Sai Ballal as Kamal Narayan (Udann): 

As the menacing Kamal of Udann, Sai has sent shivers down our spines. It’s his role that forms the turning point in Udann, what with Chakor being snatched from her family…His rather expressive eyes, fiery mustache, and perfect body language lend authenticity to the role. What do you all think, folks? 

Avinesh Rekhi as Akbar (Bharat Ka Veer Putra Maharana Pratap): 

In a mythologicals series chronicling the life of the great Pratap, there’s obviously going to be some grief for his worthy opponent Akbar. Playing the majestic emperor to the T was Avinesh, who gave a neat dimension to the famed king. 

Aarya Babbar as Raavan (Sankat Mochan Mahabali Hanumaan):

One of the most learned, yet fearsome king was Raavan, who ultimately lost to the righteous Ram in Ramayana. Aarya Babbar, complete with the evil laughter and loud dialogue delivery, brings the king alive on screen. We are excited to watch his clashes with Hanuman, his most dreaded enemy.

Dayashankar Pandey as Bilasi (Badi Devrani): 

In this unconventional love saga, where marriages are just an extension of business growth, Pandey plays a calculating and cunning tauji to the male lead. Even though we hate the character for its sheer badness, we can’t help but admire Pandey’s versatility and acting prowess. 

Harsh Chhaya as Samarth (Ajeeb Dastaan): 

As the philandering husband to Sonali Bendre’s character, Harsh brought a lot of depth to the character. His acting talent is not to be doubted of course, because he aces this role with a natural ease.