Harshvardhan Rane compares career to stocks, credits opportunities for renewed career momentum
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Mumbai, Harshvardhan Rane shared an star's position in the movie industry is tied to their box-office, and that it mirrors how a stock's value fluctuates based on market sentiment.
Adding to this, Harshvardhan Rane compares career to stocks, credits opportunities for renewed career momentum Rane, whose 2016 romantic drama "Sanam Teri Kasam" gained renewed popularity after its theatrical re-rollout in 2025, shared he does not take it personally when the industry overlooks him and instead sees it as motivation to work harder.
Meanwhile, "The stock of gold has risen after three to four months, and life is like stocks; when the stocks are rising, it is very mathematical. I don't hold it personally . If you ignore me tomorrow, I'll work harder, and if you give me more work, I'll work even harder.
Notably, "I value and respect the opportunities given to me and even if I'm not getting the opportunities, it adds to my determination to do some more work," the star told PTI in an interview.
As per the latest buzz, Rane started his career with the television show "Left Right Left" and later appeared in Telugu and Hindi films like "Thakita Thakita", "Naa Ishtam", "Haseen Dillruba", and "Tara vs Bilal", among others. But he tasted success in 2025 with the re-rollout of "Sanam Teri Kasam" and director Milap Zaveri's "Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat".
In further updates, He is thrilled about the opportunity to work with his mentor-star John Abraham in "Force 3", in which he will be seen as an antagonist, filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma's "Daya Nayak". He has also completed work on Omung Kumar's "Sailaab", a romance-action movie.
On top of that, Reflecting on his association with Abraham, the star recalled he had once delivered a helmet to the star in 2004 and now finds himself sharing the screen with him in "Force 3".
"When people say that Chat GPT and Claude and all the AI apps are taking over, I challenge you, if you ask for the weirdest full story, they won't be able to write something as wild as this," he shared.
Source: Hindustan Times