Ranveer Singh, whose performance as Allauddin Khilji in Padmaavat garnered appreciation and applause for him from the who’s who of Bollywood, has now been deemed as the most desirable man of 2017. According to The Times Of India online voting procedure and the jury, Ranveer has been given the prestigious tag. This is not the first time the quirky and zany star has topped the list, he had been tagged as the most desirable man in 2015 as well.
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Talking about what makes him so desirable Ranveer Singh said:
“I can’t really say, but I guess it’s the fact that I have a distinctive personality. It could be a combination of many things. It’s the persona, aura and energy of a person. I think an attractive person exudes a certain vibe, which people can’t really put their finger on. They can try and analyse that person’s appeal, but it’s really some kind of inexplicable quality. An indescribable X factor I guess.”
According to Ranveer one needs more than just good looks to be desirable.
Ranveer said, “I think there are a lot of qualities that make a person sexy. It’s the whole package that constitutes the appeal of a person. I find self-confident and passionate people sexy. If someone is good at what they do, and know how to carry themselves, I find that sexy, too. Witty people are extremely attractive as well. It’s a combination of many things.”
Ranveer Singh is the Most Desirable Man of 2017
Recollecting the time when he used to not get attention from the opposite sex, Ranveer said, “It’s important for people to feel desirable for the sake of their self-confidence. I do not consider myself to be the best-looking actor. So, for me, it is very flattering to be perceived as desirable. Also, I was an overweight kid till about Class IX. In my head, I am still that fat kid who gets no female attention. I’ll always be that fat kid because those years were my foundation years. I don’t actively seek validation of my desirability from people, but it is most definitely welcome.”