Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Sharman Joshi on 'Style's' 25-Year Appeal
Sharman Joshi, who acted in the movie 'Style', talked about why the film is still loved by people 25 years after it came out.
He said 'Style' was made to be fun and silly, not serious.
He played a character named Bantu, a lazy college student who wanted to be successful without working hard.
The director, N Chandra, just wanted to make people laugh.
The movie mixed funny scenes, silly tricks, and even a mystery, which made it different from other comedies at that time.
Sharman said the film didn't try to be perfect or follow trends, and that's why people still enjoy it.
Sharman Joshi celebrated the 25th anniversary of the film 'Style' on Instagram.
He described the film as carefree, goofy, and intentionally imperfect.
Joshi played Bantu, a lazy college student aiming for success without effort.
Director N Chandra's goal was pure entertainment without following trends.
The film's mix of slapstick comedy, pranks, and a murder mystery set it apart.
- Who
- Sharman Joshi, N Chandra
- What
- Celebration of 25 years of the film 'Style'
- When
- 25 years after release (1999)
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To share why the film remains popular and nostalgic
- Film
- Style
- Release Year
- 1999
- Actor
- Sharman Joshi
- Character
- Bantu
- Director
- N Chandra