Vivek Oberoi On Not Debuting With Papa Suresh Oberoi’s Film, ‘I Opted Out Of The Golden Spoon’

In his latest conversation, Vivek Oberoi spilled the beans on not debuting with Papa Suresh Oberoi backed film. He said, “I had crisis of conscience and opted out of the whole golden spoon being handed out to me.”

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Vivek Oberoi On Not Debuting With Papa Suresh Oberoi’s Film, ‘I Opted Out Of The Golden Spoon’
Vivek Oberoi’s life has been full of controversies. Right from his film on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce a film on the Balakot attack led by the Indian Armed Forces, the actor was in news for all the wrong reasons. The actor made his debut with crime drama Company in 2002 and since then his career has been no lesser than a roller coaster ride. During a recent interview, the actor opened up about people writing ‘obituaries’ about his career. He was mired in the major controversy when he haD posted a meme featuring Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Salman Khan and himself in it

While speaking to Hindustan Times, Vivek Oberoi said, “I feel that I hold the record of the most number of obituaries written for someone’s career. I’ve seen so many Fridays where in people have said, ‘Oh! This time he is over’. But I’m the comeback kid. I keep bouncing back. It has been a fun ride.” The actor further explains that he has never let people’s comments on his career affect him in any way. (ALSO READ: “Disgusting And Classless,” Sonam Kapoor On Vivek Oberoi’s Post On Aishwarya Rai-Salman Khan; Twitter Users Call Him “Loser”)



He added, “I use this trick, this brilliant thing the universe has given me which is the power of choice. I choose to completely ignore the naysayers. Anything negative comes, I just throw it out.” And the reason why he remains unaffected by the negativity is because he’s not only an actor but also a businessman and philanthropist. Vivek Oberoi, who’s currently seen in 2nd instalment of web show Inside Edge, further stated that “I’m lucky that I branched out beyond films. I’m much fulfilled. It has made me economically empowered that I don’t have to work for money. I work for pleasure and for the joy of the art.”
Vivek Oberoi even spilled the beans on how he rejected a film, to make a debut with that was backed his father and actor Suresh Oberoi. He said, “The trend was that beta vilayat se padhayi karke ayega aur papa ek rocket ki tarah use launch karenge. And the trend was that you would make a complete showreel of a film in which you would show your dancing, riding horses, wearing designer clothes and romance girls. I had crises of conscience and opted out of the whole golden spoon being handed out to me.”


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