Siddhant Chaturvedi has made a significant impact in Bollywood with his versatile performances in films like Gully Boy, Bunty Aur Babli 2 and Gehraiyaan. His journey from a struggling actor to a household name is a testament to his dedication and hard work.
In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Siddhant Chaturvedi opened up about the sacrifices he had to make in his personal life to pursue his acting career.He shared, “When I was 18-19 years old, I was in love. We were in a relationship for 4 years. When I realized that I wanted to act and I had to do a CA, and you need two different things in life. So that was a sacrifice, if I can say it in a way, because at that time I was not capable of getting married or making a commitment of that sort, for life. Because my own life was changing. So I think that was the biggest sacrifice that kept me moving.”
When asked if it is a deal breaker for him when the person he likes does not accept the people in his life, Siddhant emphasized the importance of acceptance. He said, “I am very close to my family and friends because they keep me grounded. They keep me who I am. And I don’t want to go in a direction where I am with someone. I don’t want to lose myself and my beliefs. Especially when you’re in the spotlight. So, it is very important for me that the other person accepts all these things.”
Siddhant Chaturvedi’s views on relationships and life are deeply rooted in his understanding of the complexities of human interactions. He stated, “Acceptance of the world where you come from. Because pyaar mohabbat ek cheez hai, but zindagi bhar saath rahna aaise hi nahi hota, bahut sare cheese apko adjust karni padegi… samajni padegi.. kam bolna padega, kaam rahenga padega. Pyaar se koi bhi relationship nahi chalegi acceptance is a very important part. You guys can be on an island and love and be everything. But you have to go out in the world.”
In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Siddhant Chaturvedi opened up about the sacrifices he had to make in his personal life to pursue his acting career.He shared, “When I was 18-19 years old, I was in love. We were in a relationship for 4 years. When I realized that I wanted to act and I had to do a CA, and you need two different things in life. So that was a sacrifice, if I can say it in a way, because at that time I was not capable of getting married or making a commitment of that sort, for life. Because my own life was changing. So I think that was the biggest sacrifice that kept me moving.”
When asked if it is a deal breaker for him when the person he likes does not accept the people in his life, Siddhant emphasized the importance of acceptance. He said, “I am very close to my family and friends because they keep me grounded. They keep me who I am. And I don’t want to go in a direction where I am with someone. I don’t want to lose myself and my beliefs. Especially when you’re in the spotlight. So, it is very important for me that the other person accepts all these things.”
Siddhant Chaturvedi’s views on relationships and life are deeply rooted in his understanding of the complexities of human interactions. He stated, “Acceptance of the world where you come from. Because pyaar mohabbat ek cheez hai, but zindagi bhar saath rahna aaise hi nahi hota, bahut sare cheese apko adjust karni padegi… samajni padegi.. kam bolna padega, kaam rahenga padega. Pyaar se koi bhi relationship nahi chalegi acceptance is a very important part. You guys can be on an island and love and be everything. But you have to go out in the world.”
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Siddhant emphasized that while love is a beautiful thing, sustaining a relationship requires more than just affection. He stressed the importance of accepting the partner’s world, adjusting to various aspects of life, and understanding that a relationship cannot solely be based on love, as one must venture out into the world.
On the work front, Siddhant Chaturvedi, was last seen in the film Kho Gaye Hum Kahaan andi is all set for Yudhra opposite Malavika Mohanan, directed by Ravi Udyawar, and Dhadak 2 along with Triptii Dimri.