Actor Vicky Kaushal spoke about his struggling days during an interview and told how he gave auditions for many films. He also talked about not having a 'Safety Net' or 'Plan B'. Vicky also shared his thoughts on his insecurities when he gave auditions with hundreds and thousands of people to get the same job. Vicky said that he was rejected in thousands of auditions.
Vicky said, "When you start auditioning, you know how much in the water you are. Because you're competing with hundreds and thousands of people who want the same job. You go and hundreds of others are also there. You stand in line with actors and people who are very good actors and you are sitting in a room with some people who are doing a better job than you..sometimes, it is very tiring and it increases your insecurity and inferiority. Then you have to go through every day of life till you get that job, till you do well in it and then your confidence starts building up".
Vicky continued, "People don't realize that if I have cracked 10 auditions, I have actually failed 1,000 auditions. I was rejected in thousand auditions, but I got selected in 10, but what I see is only 10 opportunities that I got, and everyone thinks 'yeh to asani se mil gaya'…I didn't have an option…I knew I had no safety net and if I fall from here, I will fall straight to the ground. So even not having a plan B gives you a lot of strength."
Vicky Kaushal was recently seen in the biopic 'Sardar Udham' based on freedom fighter Sardar Udham Singh. He killed Michael O'Dwyer, the former Lieutenant Governor of British India in Britain.
Udham Singh did this to avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. General O'Dwyer had ordered this shooting. The film is directed by Sujit Sarkar, while Ronnie Lahiri and Sheel Kumar are producing this film.
On the work front, Vicky, meanwhile, will also be seen in the superhero action film 'The Immortal Ashwatthama' directed by Aditya Dhar. He will be seen opposite actor Sara Ali Khan in a romantic-comedy film directed by Laxman Utekar. Vicky also has films 'Takht' and 'Sam Bahadur' in his hands.
