Actor Vicky Kaushal scored big in the industry with films like 'Raazi', 'Sanju', and 'Manmarziyaan', even winning a National Award for 'Uri – The Surgical Strike'. Not one to jump genres by design, the actor believes he will start feeling “rigid” if he starts charting out his career. He said, “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. It's important for me to be part of good films made by good filmmakers because people are interested in watching good stories.”
Vicky said he will continue to grow as an actor as long as he keeps doing different kinds of films. He said, “I hadn't explored action before 'Uri', so there was a hunger in me. In 'Bhoot', I did horror for the first time, so I wanted to learn a lot. I don't want to get complacent that this is my home ground now.”
'Bhoot' is directed by Bhanu Pratap Singh, backed by Karan Johar and spins a fictional tale around a true incident where a cargo ship was stranded at Juhu Beach. The actor said he has been on a beautiful journey since 'Uri' and feels more confident about his skills. On the work front, Vicky will also be seen on Shoojit Sircar's biopic on Udham Singh, followed by Johar's 'Takht'.
