Vicky Kaushal Talks About How 'Pretending' To Be Middle Class Can Set The Audience Off.

Bollywood superstar Vicky Kaushal is the new heart throb in B town. From Maasan to Zara Hatke Zara Bachke, Mr. Kaushal concreted his path in Bollywood with his ace performances.

In a recent interview, the Raazi actor shared his view on how many privileged actors “pretends” to be middle class as an attempt to make them appear relatable to the audience.

According to Mr. Kaushal, the process of pretending can be tiring and that exactly would be what set the audience off. “Right now, the thing is that the audience can see trough it. How long can you keep the pretence on? A day? Two days? Four weeks? A year? And it”s a very tiring process also”, he said to Instant Bollywood.

He also emphasised the significance of being genuine in order for the audience to actually feel relatable. He said, “If you pretend to be someone you are not, that”s what they hate. If you are true to yourself, and that is what you present, nobody will have any complaints. That is what I believe. That is what as an audience member, always relate to. I don’t think about whether someone is middle class or not. If someone isn”t genuine, even if they are middle class person, then you can”t relate with them”.

Mr. Kaushal tied knots with Bollywood”s very own “Barbie girl” Katrina Kaif in 2021. Ever since their wedding the B-town couple never failed make their audience go gaga with their adorable pictures and fond remarks about each other. In a recent interview Mr. Kaushal admitted about apologising first even if he is not at the wrong end.

Vicky Kaushal had a modest upbringing as his father, Sham Kaushal, a renowned action director in Bollywood, steered him clear off the “B-town” glamour. From Masaan to Zara Hatke Zara Bacheke Vicky Kaushal kept the audience enthralled with his performances. His upcoming movie is The Great Indian Family which will release on September 22nd.