Actor Akshay Oberoi, who’s Vivek Oberoi’s cousin, mentioned his household didn’t have ‘entry’ to what that they had achieved, and it will in all probability have been a neater journey for them if that they had used their connections. .
In an interview to Peeping Moon, Akshay revealed that he was glad with what he achieved, and did all the pieces on his personal. “I have never used that connection or named anyone. It gave me the value of what I have achieved in life. I hold on to everything so closely. I have to keep working hard like yesterday. I have a passion for survival. Sure, it would have been easier, faster and the climb would have been bigger if I had access. I had no access to what my family had achieved,” he mentioned, including that he had deep respect for the expertise of Suresh and Vivek Oberoi. “He’s an amazing actor. I’m glad he had the courage to become an actor because somehow it must have inspired me to try. I’m glad I do it for a living.”
Talking in regards to the nepotism that has been happening within the Bollywood trade for the previous couple of years, Akshay mentioned that ‘Head Start’ would not work for everybody and he’s ‘completely cool’ with it. “Ranbir Kapoor wouldn’t have been ‘Ranbir Kapoor’ had he not been a good actor. He is also Raj Kapoor’s grandson and was launched by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. His first film (Saawariya) didn’t work yet he became what he became. Industry has a great way of filtering people out, especially those who aren’t talented anyway.”
He continued, “Not everyone is able to handle that fame at the age of 26. I think as you become more popular, people want to know more about you. At first people don’t know that.” Were that I’m associated to Suresh Oberoi and Vivek Oberoi. I by no means introduced it out.”
Akshay is understood for his performances in movies like Gurgaon and Kaalakaandi. He will quickly be seen within the third season of Amazon Prime Video’s Inside Edge, which additionally stars Vivek Oberoi, although they won’t share the display screen house.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
