On the programme Chala Hawa Yeu Dya, Bollywood sensation Vicky Kaushal made his television debut. Vicky spoke Marathi so fluently throughout the entire episode that everyone was in awe. On the programme, he discussed his difficult times and shared his love of Maharashtrian cuisine, among other things.
Vicky, who is now well-known in the field, recalled a time when no one wanted to cast him in their projects, but his mother always supported him. “There was a period when no one would hire me,” he remarked. Why? I have no idea. I would go home after a bad audition and tell my mother, “I can see my dream slipping away.” I’m not sure why or for what reason this is occurring to me.
Additionally, he said that his mother would reprimand him by saying, “Tu ye mat sochna ki kyu aur kaise ye sab ho raha hai, tu bass hoga, sab theek ye yakeen rakhna.” Vicky made the decision to be joyful because her remarks used to make him feel good.
When asked what his favourite Maharashtrian snacks are, Vicky responded that Bhakarwadi and Thecha are his two favorites. Additionally, the host, Nilesh, eventually inquired as to Vicky’s proficiency in Marathi. I feel more at home and connected here because I was born and raised in Maharashtra. Additionally, all of my childhood and school buddies are from Maharashtra. “I’m pleased with the fact that I speak Marathi extremely well,” Vicky said.
Vicky last worked with Kiara Advani and Bhumi Pednekar in the movie Govindaa Naam Mera. The film is currently accessible on Disney+ Hotstar.
