Netflix’s Glory: How Divyenndu gave the angry young man image a new lease of life | Explained
In Netflix’s Glory, Divyenndu steps firmly into the space of the ‘angry young man’, delivering a performance that is as physically charged as it is emotionally intense.

Set against a gritty action backdrop, Netflix’s Glory gives Divyenndu, the canvas to channel rage, conviction and vulnerability into a character that thrives in high stakes and visceral moments.
About his performance in Netflix’s Glory
Divyenndu knows exactly how to get into the skin of the character. Dev (Divyenndu) is shown to be the dark sheep of the house. He is known for his brilliant craft in the digital platform and he knows how to seamlessly move from a relatable comic character to equally dark ones. In Netflix’s Glory, he plays the role of a rebellious son.
The intensity of the sequences is heightened by his performance, whether it is the simmering anger that builds into confrontation or the all-out physical aggression that defines key moments. The action never feels detached from the character instead it becomes an extension of Dev’s inner turmoil and unwavering belief in his own sense of right and wrong. His portrayal of a man driven by rage yet anchored in purpose aligns seamlessly with the show’s grittiness.
With Glory, Divyenndu does not just participate in the action, he drives it. In doing so, he reintroduces the ‘angry young man’ for a new generation, blending old school intensity with a contemporary, hard edged realism that is both compelling and impactful.
The actor has previously showcased multiple shades of action in projects like Mirzapur and Agni, among other performances that have become iconic due to his exceptional and layered portrayals.
With Mirzapur: The Film and Peddi up next, it will be exciting to see where he takes his ‘angry young man’ mode next.
About Netflix’s Glory
The show starts with both Gudiya (Jannat Zubair) and Nihal Singh (Yugam Sood) planning to run away from Haryana to Delhi to begin a new life. But something unfortunate happens. A group of masked men tries to kill them. Nihal Singh dies, but Gudiya survives. But after a few days she gets killed mysteriously in the hospital, just when she got back her senses. But what really happened is the real question and why was Gudiya killed.
Divyenndu, who plays the role of his eldest son who ran away from his home and the clutches of his controlling father, makes it very clear from the beginning that he is in Shaktigarh only to find out who was behind the heinous crime.
Lachmi Deb Roy is the Entertainment Editor of Firstpost, Network18. She reviews films and series with a gender lens. She is a 'Rotten Tomatoes' certified critic. Her interviews are called 'Not Just Bollywood' because she takes a huge interest in world cinema. She has been the winner of the prestigious Laadli Media and Advertising Award for Gender Sensitivity for two consecutive years, 2020 and 2021. OTT over theatrical releases is her preference unless and until it's a King Khan film. She takes interest in fashion, food and art reviews too.
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