Vidyut Jammwal says that he survived in the industry because of friendship
A whole twist was given to the nepotism debate by the action star Vidyut Jamwal as he disagreed the
A whole twist was given to the nepotism debate by the action star Vidyut Jamwal as he disagreed the notion that one cannot make good friends in Bollywood. He said that he is not a star kid, and as an outsider he has been able to survive in the industry because he had made good friends.
Action star Vidyut Jammwal does not agree with the notion that one cannot make friends in Bollywood. He says he is not a star son and has survived in the industry because of friendship.
The actor told a publishing daily, : “I’ve heard this in the industry since I came in that you can’t make good friends in the industry. I don’t believe it. I am not a star son. I have only survived over here because of friendship. Like a friend said, ‘I believe in you, but I don’t have a budget’. So, people have really stood by me as I have stood by them,”
Adding to this, he said: “I can say that these guys are my very good friends. When you see the film you can see there’s nothing fake,”
he said.
The movie Yaara is a Hindi remake of French filmGang Story. The movie has beenshot in north India and is a story the rise and fall of a group of four friends including Vidyut, Amit Sadh, Kenny Basumatry and Vijay Varma..
On being asked the difference among this film and the others done till now, Vidyut answered: “The fans will get to see Vidyut Jammwal from 20 to 50 — from this young scrawny guy to a grey-haired man. This is new, to start with. It will be fun to watch. The film is about friendship and I think we have not had a great story on friendship since ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’. So, I am excited to be a part of it, because all four of us are really good friends. You can see our camaraderie on screen,”
Yaaralaunches on 30th July on Friendship Day, on the OTT platform Zee5.
