He is a man with a mission. Apart from doing quality work he believes to help the needy people and says that inner happiness is achieved by helping others. He said: It is my duty to help the needy people. This things have been thought by my family and I totally believe in this. Everyone should spare their little time from their busy schedules.
Vivek is already associated with some charitable organizations. Today people have a very short span of memory. When I talk about a certain NGO, it generates awareness and leads to more helping hands which they require,” he said.
Going back to his movies, the actor is looking forward to the release of Prince – It’s Showtime, his first solo film in five years.
Asked what took him so long to do a film as a solo actor, he said: “I was reading a lot of scripts but nothing really interested me and I just didn’t want to work in random projects. I believe in quality work and not quantity.”
Directed by debutant Kooki Gulati, the film is about a quick-witted thief who wakes up one morning to realise that he has a gunshot on his arm and has absolutely no clue about how he gets it because he has lost his memory.
Vivek will also be seen doing some daring stunts in the film.
“I was a bit nervous doing some daredevil stunts in my film which I had never done before. Prince – It’s Showtime is my first action film and will showcase me in a new avatar. It’s a story that could be every man’s fantasy and every man’s nightmare,” he said.
All the action scenes have been shot in Hollywood style which audiences will see for the first time,” Vivek added.
Releasing April 9, the film also stars Aruna Shields, Nandana Sen, Niroo Singh and Sanjay Kapoor.
Vivek shares an intimate kissing scene with Aruna in the film and says he had to do several retakes to get it right.
