Ayushmann Khurrana, who delivered a hit movie with Dream Girl 2, reveals his inspiration behind becoming a Bollywood hero, and he says he is living his childhood dream now.Ayushmann recalls how cinema was a part of his life, saying, "I remember being supremely excited about going to the cinemas every single time. I loved the world films transported me into. I idolised the heroes. We used to always watch movies on TV too and then rent movies as time progressed. Cinema was always an important part of our daily lives."
He adds, "So, I grew up being fascinated by the works of towering heroes like Amitabh Bachchan, Rajesh Khanna, Shah Rukh Khan, Anil Kapoor, Salman Khan, and Aamir Khan, to name a few! I also wanted to be a big-screen hero. So, I'm living my dream now, and I consider myself extremely fortunate to have created a niche for myself. The industry has been extremely welcoming, and the audience has given me a lot of love. I respect that from the bottom of my heart.”He continues, "The love for the movies is what made me pursue theatre in college. It pulled me to Mumbai, where I tried to make a name, struggled for years, and cried in joy when my films worked. I wouldn't have survived the city or the industry if my love for the movies wasn’t strong enough in my heart and mind. When I look back, I can't help but feel grateful that I grew up in cinema and how my parents pushed me to pursue my dream."
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Ayushmann recalls how cinema was a part of his life, saying, "I remember being supremely excited about going to the cinemas every single time. I loved the world films transported me into. I idolised the heroes. We used to always watch movies on TV too and then rent movies as time progressed. Cinema was always an important part of our daily lives."/movietalkies/media/post_attachments/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/IMG_20231204_112756.jpg "publive-image")
He continues, "The love for the movies is what made me pursue theatre in college. It pulled me to Mumbai, where I tried to make a name, struggled for years, and cried in joy when my films worked. I wouldn't have survived the city or the industry if my love for the movies wasn’t strong enough in my heart and mind. When I look back, I can't help but feel grateful that I grew up in cinema and how my parents pushed me to pursue my dream."