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Vivek Oberoi claims he fell victim to the industry’s lobbying culture: ‘Either get depressed or write your own destiny’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Vivek Oberoi, who was last seen in the Rohit Shetty-directed web series Indian Police Force, recently shed light on his entrepreneurial journey despite a successful film career with hits like the Masti franchise, Saathiya, Shootout at Lokhandwala, and Omkara. In a recent interview, Vivek claimed he fell victim to the lobbying culture of the film industry. Speaking to India News, Vivek said, "I have been involved in other businesses for a while now.There was a phase in my life where my movies were hits, my performances were appreciated, yet for various reasons, I wasn't getting any roles. When you become a victim of the industry's system and lobbying, you are left with two options: either get depressed or take it as a challenge and write your own destiny. I chose the latter path and ende...

Ram Gopal Varma reveals Shah Rukh Khan and Abhishek Bachchan were the first choices for Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Rajan’s role in Company | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma recently disclosed that he didn't initially envision Ajay Devgn and Vivek Oberoi in the lead roles for his 2002 gangster drama Company. In a video shared on his YouTube channel, RGV revisited his film and shared insights into the casting process. RGV revealed that he had approached Shah Rukh Khan to portray the character inspired by underworld don Dawood Ibrahim."I met Shah Rukh, and he was excited about the role. However, his energetic persona and hyperactive style made it challenging to envision him as the subtle and silent Dawood. I felt his body language wasn’t right for the part, so I didn't pursue it further," he explained. For the role of Chhota Rajan's character, Varma initially considered Abhishek Bachchan. However, Abhishek was unavailable due to othe...

Suresh Oberoi recalls his ‘second struggle’ to launch son Vivek Oberoi in Bollywood: ‘I would sit outside offices with his photos in my hand’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Veteran actor Suresh Oberoi recently opened up about the challenges he faced in launching his son Vivek Oberoi’s career in the film industry. In his recent interview, Suresh recounted how he tirelessly worked to secure opportunities for Vivek, often sitting outside producers' offices with his son's photo in hand.Discussing his reaction to Vivek's decision to follow in his footsteps, Suresh told Bollywood Hungama, "I have groomed him since his childhood.I made him do stage shows, got him to do acting classes, and even a course with my senior from FTII."He elaborated on the lengths he went to for Vivek’s career, stating, "For Vivek, I would struggle. I would sit outside offices with his photos in my hand. Ram Gopal Varma’s office and all these other offices. It was a second struggle for m...