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MUMBAI: Being raised in a family where disputes are constant can make it difficult to stand apart. And for that reason, the star left his house. This guy, who was formerly regarded as one of Bollywood's best character actors, is currently the industry's hottie, and we're not even mad about it. In case you couldn't guess, this actor starred in two separate roles in the popular series Mirzapur on Prime Video.
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We're going to presume that you guessed correctly—we're talking about rising talent Vijay Varma today. Following his breakout performance in 2016's Pink, Vijay went on to star in a number of other hit films, such as Middle-Class Abbayi (2017), Gully Boy (2019), and Baaghi 3 (2020). When the actor agreed to play the Tyagi brothers in the hit series Mirzapur (2020–present), it significantly benefited his career.
For those unaware, Vijay Varma began his acting career in Hyderabad as a theater performer before relocating to Pune to attend FTII's official acting program. The charmer relocated to Mumbai shortly after, when she was cast in the critically acclaimed short film Shor, which went on to win the MIAAC festival in New York's Best Short Film category.
Vijay once admitted that he ran away from home because of conflict with his father in an old interview with Film Companion. The Rangrezz actor revealed that he "spoilt" his family because he was the youngest. Vijay had his own train of thought after a certain age, which didn't sit well with his father.
Vijay said, “He wanted me to join the business, and I wanted to do anything but work with him. So, that’s where the conflict started, and he was also strong about his stand, and I was fighting for my stand. It went on for years until I decided 'I don’t think this man wants what is good for me', then I ran away from home.”
He added, “One time, when I was at my lowest low, I didn’t have any money. I had Rs 18 in my bank account, and there was a call that came.”
He concluded, “I had finished Monsoon Shootout by that time, so I had played a lead by then, but I went through that experience, and I was crying on my way back; I told myself that I would never take up anything for money.”
Vijay has been part of impressive projects like projects, like Darlings, Lust Stories 2, Jaane Jaan, Murder Mubarak, Dahaad, Kaalkoot, and more.
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