Published 11:38 IST, February 21st 2020
Vicky Kaushal talks about his struggle; says 'Had to ask for roles, stand in queues'
In a past interview, Vicky Kaushal revealed his struggle story before Uri, which catapulted his career in Bollywood. Read on and find out more.
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Vicky Kaushal might have debuted in Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana, however, it was his role in Masaan in 2015, which catapulted him to success. However, his struggle story is no less of a drama itself. In an interview, he revealed that he had to ask for roles personally and had to face a lot of ups and downs before his much-acclaimed film Uri: The Surgical Strike.
Vicky Kaushal during promotions of his next 'Bhoot'
In the past interview with a news publication, the Uri actor revealed that he is a workaholic and has the fear of missing out on good opportunities if he stays at home too much. He revealed that even two days gap in work makes him anxious. According to Vicky Kaushal's previous interview, staying on the set and finding new working ways is a must-do for him.
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Reportedly, Vicky Kaushal has stood in queues, knocked on doors, and even aked for opportunities personally to several casting directors. Adding to this, he revealed that he has stood behind more than 150 people to be able to get an audition. According to him, after facing quite a few rejections and finding a way to deal with it, he was able to land roles that made a difference.
All these incidents and occurrences made him grateful to the set he is able to act on. The Masaan actor also says that spending time on set is like living in paradise.
Vicky Kaushal will be seen next in Bhoot: The Haunted ship, which is a Dharma production. He also says that he has close relations with Karan Johar and he has been a mentor to him. According to Vicky Kaushal, establishing himself as an actor comes after a long struggle of five to six years.
11:38 IST, February 21st 2020