Lakshya on life after The Ba***ds of Bollywood, “There are numerous offers available at this point in time and I am grateful”

Aryan Khan’s directorial debut in the form of the Netflix web series The Ba***ds of Bollywood has become the talk of the town. The show has also given popularity to its main lead Lakshya. The actor spoke about the life post this show in an interview with us.

How are you coping with the surge in popularity after The Ba***ds of Bollywood?

A surge in popularity is evidence that your work and efforts are being positively recognized and accepted by the viewers who now want to follow you for even better outcomes in the future. This is simply based on the theory of “Cause & Effect.” You did well in the past, so you are reaping the fruits in the present. I am highly thankful and simply grateful to all the viewers of BOB who have not only appreciated but also accepted me as an actor.

How closely did you identify with your character’s struggle?

I belong to a middle-class family of Delhi, having no contacts in the film/acting industry of Mumbai. So called outsider reached Mumbai with dreams, a clear goal and objective of establishing myself as an actor, with conviction, determination, and a strong ZIDD (stubbornness). So is the character of Aasman in BOB. Yet there are slight differences in the situations and obstacles posed to me as an individual and as a character, Aasman, in the series. Nevertheless, this character revolves very well in intensity as well as magnitude holistically around my personal life and struggles I faced so far.

I hear you are flooded with offers. What are your criteria for selecting offers?

I won’t say there is a flood of offers, but yes, there are numerous offers available at this point in time, and I am grateful. Yet, selecting an offer is the most crucial decision at this point in time because it sincerely calls for “Absolute Rationality and a greater Responsibility.” I have a few very stringent major selection criteria to select an offer.

What are they?

The first is relevance - Does it align with my needs and interests? The second is compatibility - Whether I would be able to deliver the expected outcomes? Do my core strengths enable me to justify the offer and benefit mutually? Third is social acceptability - Because one has to abide by the principles laid down by our society, in which we are an integral part of the universe. Fourth is value addition - Does this offer add to any value - tangible or intangible, and augment my individual life, personality, profession, and career growth? And above all, whether it adds to my career longevity?

How has your family reacted to your stardom?

They are joyous, celebrating the achievement, and feel uplifted too. Yet my mother, who practices Buddhism, always pays her gratitude to the universe for the most awaited event that has happened in life. They always emphasize that success is an ongoing journey, not a final outcome. They push me to set clear goals, put consistent efforts to achieve these goals, work for inner peace with a purpose that your conscience allows, and eventually make a positive and fecund impact on others to spread joy and happiness, always.

Also Read: Chand Mera Dil set PHOTOS LEAKED: Lakshya rides into romance with Ananya Panday in traditional attire

from Featured Movie News | Featured Bollywood News - Bollywood Hungama https://ift.tt/utYPBEz