Vicky Kaushal, one of the top listed Bollywood actors started his journey from giving a lot of auditions and getting rejected a lot. The journey was tough but it taught him a lot and he doesn’t have any regrets in his acting journey.
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Vicky revealed that he used to give thousands of auditions to get where he is today. He gave a lot of auditions for ads and short films but he got the role in a very few.
From playing small roles to get included in the top list of leading actors Vicky has come very far. And it was not simple for him. In an interaction with Pinkvilla, Vicky said that he knocked on every door during his starting days.
After getting into a few rounds , many times someone else was given the role. Even after getting replaced Vicky never had any regrets about his acting journey. In his initial days he needed that exposure so he doesn’t have any regrets. He has been craving for the opportunities in that period of his journey.
Vicky also added that even though sometimes things don’t work sometimes for us, they teach us something. The actor mentioned that he cherishes and appreciates every star he has worked with, every role he has played and each movie whose part he is.
Vicky Kaushal, who has rapidly risen to fame in the Bollywood film industry was born on May 16, 1988, in Mumbai, India, Vicky comes from a family with a strong connection to the world of entertainment. His father, Sham Kaushal, is a renowned action director in Bollywood, which exposed Vicky to the film industry from a young age.
Vicky’s journey in the entertainment industry began with his debut in the film “Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana” (2012), but it was his breakthrough performance in the critically acclaimed film “Masaan” (2015) that brought him into the limelight. His portrayal of Deepak, a young man dealing with societal taboos, earned him the prestigious FIPRESCI Award at the Cannes Film Festival. This marked the beginning of Vicky Kaushal’s ascent to stardom.
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However, it was his role as Iqbal Syed in the 2018 film “Raazi” that catapulted him to mainstream success. The film, starring Alia Bhatt, was a critical and commercial hit, and Vicky’s performance as a Pakistani army officer was widely praised. The same year, he delivered another stellar performance in the blockbuster “Sanju,” a biopic based on the life of Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt. Vicky portrayed Kamlesh Kanhaiyalal Kapasi, Sanjay Dutt’s close friend
The turning point in Vicky’s career came with the 2019 film “Uri: The Surgical Strike,” where he played the lead role of Major Vihaan Singh Shergill. The film, based on the real-life surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army, not only became a massive box-office success but also earned Vicky widespread acclaim for his intense and convincing portrayal. His famous dialogue, “How’s the Josh?” became a catchphrase across the nation.
Vicky Kaushal continued to diversify his roles with films like “Manmarziyaan” (2018), where he showcased his romantic side, and “Bhoot – Part One: The Haunted Ship” (2020), exploring the horror genre.
His ability to seamlessly transition between different genres and characters has established him as one of the most versatile actors in contemporary Indian cinema.
His commitment to his craft and dedication to delivering powerful performances have solidified his place as a sought-after actor in the Indian film industry. As Vicky Kaushal continues to explore new avenues in cinema, audiences eagerly anticipate the next chapter of his illustrious career.
Vicky Kaushal and his fans are really excited for the release of his upcoming film, ‘Sam Bahadur’. which is going to be released on December 1, 2023. Later this year, his one more film ‘Dunki’ with Shahrukh Khan is all set to release .
