Vedang Raina is in no rush to sign next film after success of Main Vaapas Aaunga: ‘Loving the break’ | Interview
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Star Vedang Raina is enjoying the sweet spot of success after Imtiaz Ali 's Main Vaapas Aaunga emerged as an unlikely ticket-window winner. While the movie had a modest start following its June 12 rollout, it staged a strong comeback on the strength of glowing word of mouth. Vedang says the whirlwind success is still sinking in, adding that he is in no rush to sign his next movie.
Adding to this, Vedang Raina was in Delhi of late for an event. Vedang Raina on what’s next With audiences showering love on both the movie and his performance, Vedang admits the overwhelming response has been a lot to take in and is still sinking in.
Meanwhile, “Well, It's been a lot to take in and a lot to process. I think we were just so busy in promoting, so busy in making sure the, you know, movie reaches the people, and I feel like finally it did when everyone least expected it,” says Vedang, who was of late in Delhi to attend the launch of Ajio Luxe's first-ever luxury retail store at Ambience Mall.
Notably, Expressing his emotions, the Jigra star shares, “So the love that's come my way, I think that's something I'll always keep with me. And this movie will always be one of the most special films that I'll ever do in my life. So I'm very grateful for that, for all the love.”
As per the latest buzz, So, what’s next for you? “In terms of the roles, I don't know at the moment. I am just taking some time off. I'm getting a breather, loving the break, and just kind of sitting at home, reflecting. But there is a movie that I've already done, which is going to come out soon, like early next year, and it's a very different space again for me to explore. So I'm excited for you guys to see that,” shares Vedang.
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On top of that, The star also opened up about what he considers the biggest luxury of being an star, saying it isn't fame or success, but the unwavering love and support of the audience.
“Number one would always be the support of the people. I think that's something that is a luxury in our lives, in actors' lives. And especially so much of it that I felt in the last couple of months. So I think that's the biggest luxury. And then, well, coming to places like this, you know, trying things out, getting to travel—all of that,” he admits.
Source: Hindustan Times