Pankaj Tripathi: A man who sees highs and lows in life doesn't need yoga to stay grounded

Bollywood actor Pankaj Tripathi has done some of most versatile roles in industry. actor has revealed that his experience has helped him become person he is today. He also mentioned that he doesn't need yoga to keep him grounded as it comes effortlessly to him.

While talking to a news wire, Pankaj Tripathi stated that he does t regret his choices in films and spoke about how he has gained a lot of experience. He also added that experience has made him  person he is today and hence, he does t regret anything. 

Pankaj Tripathi is recipient of prestigious National Film Award- Special Mention among or awards that he has won. While talking about how he mans to keep himself grounded, Sacred Games actor said that ups and downs in life help a person understand meaning of life. He furr said that a person who has seen kind of highs and lows in life way he has does t need yoga to help him stay grounded. He explained that when a person goes through things that he has been through, that person mans to stay grounded without any effort.

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Pankaj Tripathi's movies

Pankaj Tripathi made his Bollywood debut with film Run in 2004, where he had a mir role. He has since worked in more than 40 films and 60 television shows. He rose to fame after his role in Anurag Kashyap’s film Gangs of Wasseypur in 2012. He became a household name after his role in movie Masaan.

According to reports, Pankaj Tripathi’s role in movies like Masaan, Fukrey, Bareilly Ki Barfi, Newton and Stree was highly appreciated by audiences. He has gained a huge fan base due to his roles on OTT platforms as well. He played role of Guruji in hit web series Sacred Games while in ar popular series Mirzapur, he played role of Kaleen Bhaiya.

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