MUMBAI: Avinash Soni is indeed making a strong mark in the acting industry with his contribution in projects like Sabka Sai and Hundred, which had Lara Dutta in the leading role. The actor no doubt always looks forward to doing something different in his projects. He is now all set to be seen with Manoj Bajpai in an upcoming project titled Despatch.

Team TellyChakkar got an exclusive chance to speak with Avinash with regard to his acting journey where he also spoke about his life before coming into acting world.

Avinash Soni on his acting journey

Avinash never thought of becoming an actor in his life. He wanted to entertain people with his talent of mimicry. The actor used to mimic Bollywood stars and entertain people around him. He has studied hotel management and worked at restaurants as a chef or assistant chef. In 2014, he went to see a play with his friends. He realized he wanted to act. Later, he joined the theatre to polish his acting skills and bagged the web series Hundred, which was his acting debut. And since then, there was no looking back for the actor.

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Avinash Soni on facing downfalls and rejections

Avinash has faced many downfalls and rejections in his life. He reveals that the only way to deal with rejections is to stay positive in life. We should always stay focused in life in what we do and not let any negativity affect us. He also stayed focused and went with the flow.

It was through his positive approach that he got a chance to work with his childhood icon Manoj Bajpai in his upcoming project Despatch.

Avinash Soni on types of characters he looks forward to do

The actor is all set to play different types of characters across platforms and genres. He does not specifically want to point out characters but likes strong characters and content-driven projects.

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