Vivek Oberoi started his Bollywood career by a negative role in Ram Gopal Verma’s Company that bagged him the Filmfare Award for the best newcomer as well as the Best Supporting Actor.
Though his film career took off with a bang, it was the release of critically-acclaimed and commercial successes, Saathiya, Omkara, Shootout in Lokhandwala, which established his merit as an actor.
But, if one goes by the word of the performer himself, Vivek swears by his character of Kesu Firangi which he played in Omkara and proclaims it to be his best film yet. Expressindia.com meets the actor during his recent Delhi trip.
What types of roles do you love to do? Are you still to perform in your dream role?
Each role comes up with its unique challenges, which excites me, and I try to give my best to it. Every role, which I have to perform, is like a dream role.
How do you react to different types of roles?
Like for any other actor, every role is like a challenge for me. I don’t like a role until I feel butterflies in my stomach. There is that anxiety, which comes with each character we play and makes us perform better each time.
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