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As I was gathering the pictures for Mandy's farewell thread for RT, I couldn't help being amazed at his range and his talents. He has a terrific combination of masculinity and vulnerability - enough to make you fall for the roles he essays. His face can express with extreme ease and fluidity a whole wide range of emotions. Not just his face, the body language, voice all can emote and breathe life into the character. His eyes can tell stories and convey the most complex and varying moods.
Shringara: Shringara means love, beauty and romance 
Veera: Veera is heroism. It represents bravery and self-confidence.
Adbhuta: Adbhuta is wonder and curiosity.
Hasya: Hasya is the rasa used to express joy or happiness
Shant: Shant is serenity and peace. It represents the state of calm and unruffled repose
Bhaya: Bhaya is fear.
Bhibatsya: Bhibatsya is disgust.
Rowdra: Rowdra is anger and all its forms.
Karuna: Karuna is grief and sorrow. The feelings of unspeakable tragedy and despair, utter hopelessness and heartbreak.
Vatsalya Ras: This is identified as a tenth ras in classical art forms. The fond affection for children. The emotion which Yashodha symbolizes and Surdas exemplifies in his poems. RT has emoted that very well too.
However well RT displayed all the moods, it cannot be denied that he was best at his smirks. The adorable Shahenshah-e-Smirks.đâşď¸ 
Friends, Please add pics where you feel his expressions were excellent...đ
Navarasas, are the nine emotions, moods that we find in literature and classical dances. It is amazing to see how easily the actor brought them all to fore with his portrayal of Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar.
Shringar (Romance), Veer (heroism), Adbuth (Wonder), Hasya (Joy),Shanth (Peace), Bhaya (Fear), Bheebhatsya (Disgust), Roudra (Rage), Karuna (Sorrow)
O Humnava Tum Dena Saath Mera
Jhanak
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Kaise Mujhe Tum Mil Gaye
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