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Siddhant Chaturvedi compares his career to a game of cricket: "I want to do everything like a 360-degree approach to it"

Siddhant Chaturvedi has been making his mark through a varied and impressive filmography. The young actor has worked alongside some of the industry's heavyweights, reflecting genuine talent, a strong work ethic, and the crucial backing he's garnered from fellow actors throughout his journey.

In a recent interview on Kiska Brand Bajega hosted by Aditya Bhat, Siddhant Chaturvedi compared his career journey to a game of cricket. “I'd say if I am a cricketer, I want to play a test match, I want to play one day. I want to also play IPL.” He is a well-rounded actor who has tackled all formats of entertainment- movies, theatre, and everything in between, commenting that- “I want to do everything like a 360-degree approach to it.”

Siddhant is also refreshingly genuine with his audience. He emphasises the importance of authenticity and staying true to oneself, even in the face of criticism. He spoke about how his focus is on delivering high-quality content that resonates with viewers, “So for me, it's all exciting as long as the audience showers me with all the love. As long as the film is good, the content is good, and the audience is excited about whatever's coming out.”

Siddhant's empathetic approach extends to his interactions with online negativity. He recognized that many times they want attention and don't actually mean anything badly. He shared an experience with a follower saying- “I replied- What happened, is everything fine? So they are like- Bhai sorry aapka attention chahiye tha, aur kaise ho bhai?” ALSO READ: Siddhant Chaturvedi reveals how his father motivated him to pursue acting before his breakout role, “He said, ‘Yaha nai hoga toh Hollywood mai try karenge’”



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