selectvenue Actor Kartik Aaryan had a remarkable year, breaking his string of box office failures with the release of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 in May. He has landed a good number of projects and is now enjoying the results of his years of labour.
He is also taking chances by straying from his preferred comedy genre. Both the reviewers and the audience had complimented Kartik for his portrayal of Rooh Baba in his previous film, which revived the Bhool Bhulaiyaa franchise, as well as for his most recent film, Freddie, in which he played the part of an obsessive and toxic boyfriend.
In a recent interview, the Pyaar Ka Punchnama actor is elated with the current applauds and success, and he candidly said, “I’ve become the number one choice for a lot of filmmakers, and I want it to continue. It might sound like I’m a bit arrogant or that I’ve become over-confident, but it motivates me as well.”
As per sources, he has been roped in for another Akshay Kumar classic sequel, Hera Pheri. Speaking about his plans for the future he says, “I’ve always said that I want to become the number one actor. My aim is for filmmakers to believe that nobody can do a part better than me.” The 32-year-old further adds, “I want ki mere alaava koi aur actors unko na dikhe [other actors shouldn’t be visible to them except me]. I think I’m reaching there. And by next year, there won’t be any other option but me (as their first choice for films).”
Recently, the teaser of Kartik‘s upcoming film Shehzada was out, which is a remake of Allu Arjun’s film, Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, released in 2020; on that context, Kartik Aaryan has stated that he is open to doing films in other languages too. He said, “I’m open to doing films in any language, but it completely depends on the script, but I would love to do a Telugu or a Tamil film.”
He also briefly discussed his personal life, stating that he is single with no pressure from his family to get married and that he is open to love but also believes that now is the ideal moment to concentrate on his job. In addition to Shehzada, he also has Satyaprem Ki Katha, Captain India, and Hera Pheri 3 in his collection.
