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Vivek Oberoi, in a recent interview, has revealed his entire journey from his ‘chocolate boy’ days to struggling in Bollywood and becoming a successful businessman. He said that I have worked in about 67 projects in the last 22 years of my career, but you cannot give any kind of guarantee about this industry.
Vivek Oberoi entered the entertainment world with the film ‘Company’ released in 2002. After this, Vivek got to see the role of a romantic hero in the film ‘Saathiya’, but despite hard work, Vivek had to stay away from the film industry for many years. After this the actor took a complete break from the entertainment world and tried his luck in a new field. Vivek Oberoi is known as a leading businessman today due to his excellent acting.
Vivek Oberoi said that you do great work, you win awards, you do your work with true heart, you do everything as an actor, but despite this you are not given work due to some different reasons. goes. In 2007, I worked in the film ‘Shootout at Lokhandwala’ and the song ‘Ganpat…’ went viral. I also got awards. I thought that I would get a lot of work after that, but I was disappointed that I did not get any work. Despite the success of the film, I remained sitting at home for 14 to 15 months. In 2009, I made up my mind that we cannot completely depend on this industry, we have to think of some alternative way. I thought of doing something myself for financial needs. I did not want to be in a situation where a lobby group decides your career. I wanted something of my own, except there were some people bullying you, controlling you to do certain things.
He said that cinema is my passion, but doing business was always my plan ‘B’. I knew a lot about business and financial investments since childhood. That’s why I chose the path of business and moved away from this factionalism. If you make good decisions today, your life will be easier tomorrow. We should not blame God and fate for doing nothing. Now I live for myself. I used to think too much about everything before, but now I don’t take too much pressure. Life always shows you the right direction after hard work.