Vicky Kaushal says he doesn’t believe in mapping out his career
From drama, action to horror, Vicky Kaushal has shown range in different films, but the actor says if he starts charting out his career he will start feeling “rigid”. Asserting that he is not the one to jump genres by design, the actor begins the new year with horror film Bhoot The Haunted Ship.
Vicky scored big in 2018 with films like Raazi, Sanju and Manmarziyaan and followed it up with last year’s blockbuster, Uri – The Surgical Strike, which also earned him his maiden National Film Award. “I don’t plan my career. I won’t be able to justify my work if I’m planning and then sticking to it. It’ll make me rigid as an actor.
Backed by Karan Johar, Bhoot is directed by Bhanu Pratap Singh and spins a fictional tale around the true incident where a cargo ship was stranded at Juhu Beach. The actor will also be seen in Shoojit Sircar’s biopic on revolutionary Udham Singh, followed by Karan’s Takht.Vicky said since Uri, he has been on a beautiful journey and feels more confident about his skills.







