1 / 5The book-loving, brooding, and dangerously obsessive anti-hero of You is one of the most complex roles to emerge from streaming television. Vijay’s ability to project both vulnerability and menace without raising his voice makes him the perfect candidate to reimagine this role for a global audience. His internalised approach could make Joe even more unsettling and layered, offering a darker, more intimate psychological experience.2 / 5There is a quiet charm about Vijay that feels rooted and real. In a reimagining of Notting Hill, he could play William Thacker as the understated romantic, bringing sincerity and awkward warmth to a story about love across fame. His interpretation would feel both contemporary and emotionally honest, reminding us that the biggest love stories are often the most silent ones.3 / 5A noir mystery set against a coastal backdrop, Sirens demands a protagonist who is morally ambiguous and emotionally conflicted. Vijay Varma thrives in exactly that space. As Peter Kell, he could deliver a haunting portrait of a man trapped in guilt, temptation, and memory. His silences would speak louder than dialogue, and his eyes would carry the weight of past decisions.4 / 5Recasting Vijay as Mike Ross in Suits would be more than just a stylistic change. It would bring a completely fresh energy to the series. His intellectual intensity, quiet confidence, and ability to portray imposter syndrome without playing it on the nose would add layers to the role. He would be a rule-breaker with substance, a prodigy with purpose.5 / 5