Vivek Oberoi called himself his father's shadow in a recent birthday tribute. The actor admitted he never feared the film industry itself, but felt intense pressure matching his dad Suresh Oberoi's legacy.
Vivek wrote that his father's powerful style and iconic dialogue delivery made him nervous. He confessed to being a mama's boy publicly, but secretly considers himself his dad's double, learning everything from him. He feels immense pride when people connect him to his father's graceful career.
The post included clips highlighting Suresh Oberoi's journey. The veteran actor once stated in an interview that he never copied anyone, not even himself. His debut was in the 1977 film Jeevan Mukt, with leading roles following in projects like Ek Baar Phir. He later moved to notable character parts in various movies.
Vivek wrote that his father's powerful style and iconic dialogue delivery made him nervous. He confessed to being a mama's boy publicly, but secretly considers himself his dad's double, learning everything from him. He feels immense pride when people connect him to his father's graceful career.
The post included clips highlighting Suresh Oberoi's journey. The veteran actor once stated in an interview that he never copied anyone, not even himself. His debut was in the 1977 film Jeevan Mukt, with leading roles following in projects like Ek Baar Phir. He later moved to notable character parts in various movies.
