When Vivek Oberoi refused to give up after ‘Company’ rejection, lived in slum for three weeks to convince Ram Gopal Varma, 'Rented kholi in chawl'

Why Vivek Oberoi's Debut Film Company Led Him To Stay In A Mumbai Slum For 3 Weeks

Opening up on the initial rejection for Company, Vivek Oberoi said, "From his office, I didn't go home. I paid the rent and moved into this kholi (room)"

When Vivek Oberoi refused to give up after ‘Company’ rejection, lived in slum for three weeks to convince Ram Gopal Varma, 'Rented kholi in chawl'

Vivek Oberoi opted for a path less traveled, steering away from his father's introductions in the film industry. After facing initial rejection for the role of Chandu in Ram Gopal Varma's project, he dedicated three weeks living in a Mumbai slum to deeply connect with his character. This commitment impressed Varma, who later awarded him the role. Currently, Ram Gopal Varma is helming a new crime drama titled 'Police Company'.