Riding high on the unlikely success of Prince, Vivek Oberoi is a busy man these days. He has just withdrawn from the ambitious City of Dreams project in Gurgaon because of date issues. But Vivek did spend some time rehearsing for the grand multi-media project while staying at an apartment in Sushant Lok last month.
Ask him about his Delhi stay and Vivek starts rattling: “I just love Delhi. The first thing I did when I was moving into Gurgaon was to ask people on Twitter what is the one word I should learn before going there. The unanimous answer was ‘Tota’. I did not know the meaning of the word then, but later I realised it means a beautiful woman. Man, I agree Delhi girls are extremely beautiful.”
After Prince, Vivek is looking forward to his next big release, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma’s Raktacharitra. “When Ramu called me and told me about the movie, I asked him whether it is like Company. Ramu said it is ‘Company ka baap’ and I just said ‘Yes’. The movie has come out extremely well and I am very excited about it.”
The actor is also looking forward to finding the right life partner. “I am very much single, waiting for a girl who has a clear and clean heart. In our industry, we have double-faced people and I want a partner who will be with me through thick and thin,” he says.
{{/usCountry}}The actor is also looking forward to finding the right life partner. “I am very much single, waiting for a girl who has a clear and clean heart. In our industry, we have double-faced people and I want a partner who will be with me through thick and thin,” he says.
{{/usCountry}}The actor is quite pragmatic about all the controversial media reports about him. “When you can’t stop them, you learn to come to terms with them. I’ve stopped worrying... rather, I focus on my job,” he says. “From the age of four I wanted to be a star. When I got the opportunity, because of instant stardom, fan following and the people around me, I did mess up. I chose some wrong movies, made some mistakes, but I accept my fault.”