What! Karanvir Bohra's Boldly Texted Deepika Padukone To Get Role In 'THIS' Movie!
Karanvir Bohra shares his unique approach to pursuing acting opportunities, including messaging Deepika Padukone to express his interest in a role in, while reflecting on his career's ups and downs.
BollywoodMDB Team | Updated On: Aug 29, 2023 05:54 PM IST
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Actor Karanvir Bohra opens up about an intriguing incident where he texted Deepika Padukone to express his keen interest in being a part of the film 'Don 3'. While reflecting on his career's ebbs and flows, Bohra admits that despite a relatively quiet professional year, he remains steadfast in his approach of not actively seeking work. He emphasizes his belief that when the right time comes, his performances will speak for themselves and lead to meaningful opportunities.
Turning a year older, Bohra, who turns 41, shares that his fortunes are taking a positive turn, with multiple shows, music videos, and a host of projects on his horizon. While he avoids coming across as desperate, he does believe in conveying his aspirations to work on specific projects and with certain individuals, doing so in a respectful and professional manner.
A standout moment emerged when Bohra learned that Ranveer Singh would be starring in 'Don 3.' Eager to play the villain opposite Singh, he took a leap of faith and reached out to Deepika Padukone, who is married to the actor. Although they share an acquaintanceship, they don't regularly interact.
Bohra sent a message to Padukone expressing his interest, hoping for a stroke of luck. To his surprise, Padukone responded, offering to provide the name of the casting person for the movie. Armed with this lead, Bohra messaged the individual, expressing his suitability for a role and expressing his willingness to participate.
Bohra concludes that such determination is essential for an actor, underscoring the delicate balance between conveying interest and appearing desperate. His story serves as a reminder that seizing opportunities often requires unconventional steps and a genuine desire to showcase one's talent.
