Vicky Kaushal: "Offered to pay for movie roles if given a chance, asked for their budget"

Vicky Kaushal who rose to prominent stardom with last year's film, Uri: Surgical Strike stated that he would often ask filmmakers for ir budget after auditioning for m and even offer to pay if y allowed him to act in ir projects. A report quoted actor claiming that he would always get selected in top two or three during auditions but was always rejected for his 'budget'. "When I said I would do in ir budget, y would still reject me. n I said I would work for free (laughs), y would still t take me. At last, I had to say that I would pay but give me work,” he said. 

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When asked about Uri, he stated that it was made by a debutant filmmaker and considering that he had never headlined a big film as such it was a huge responsibility. Talking about film's success, Vicky stated that film struck a chord and audience accepted it, thus making it ir 'own' which was a really special feeling. " If content is good, people will support your film. Look what happened with Uri. People literally snatched Uri from us and made it ir own", actor asserted in an interview. 

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Vicky was recently seen in horror-thriller film Bhoot Part One: Haunted Ship that received a mild response at box office. film is a part of horror franchise. Produced by Karan Johar, horror-thriller flick also features Bhumi Pednekar and Ashutosh Rana. movie was released across India on February 21. Although trailer garnered immense traction, film received bad reviews. 

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