Karan's ultimate view on his acting career

Karan Singh Grover is one of the very few actors who has craved his path into the peak stage of Bollywood all by himself. Starting from acting in soap operas to securing high-end roles in movies, he has seen it and done it all. Usually, many successful people aren't proud of the path they started from, but Karan is proud and as he stated, he will always be a part of the industry. He says, "My work on TV is a star on my shoulder, I'm glad I started with TV, which gave me the kind of learning no other medium can... As an actor, you want to show your art; the medium doesn't matter."

Instead of directly attempting for film opportunities, Karan admits to rather something quite opposite. He confesses, "There are walls made by producers and actors". "People look at artistes the way they want to; it won't change. It's good to have an advantage, but if you don't, it is fine. Instead of playing victims, we should be happy that we are in the profession that we wanted to be." 

The theory he has regarding his career can be inspiring to many film aspirants. The 39-year-old coveted icon says, "Keep trying your best... Even actors from families with generations in cinema have just the minimal advantage. The rest depends on how they perform and how much the audience loves them. Everything boils down to who the audience wants."

For quite a while, Grover has been packed with film, web series, and soap opera projects and has done successful projects like BOSS: Baap of Special Services, Dangerous, and the recent Qubool Hai 2.0. This actor who is on an epic dynamic flow says, "The audience and creators are evolving at a great speed. I'm enjoying the roles on OTT and it can't be compared to my work in other mediums." 

Lately, when Karan tested positive for COVID-19 right on the brink of his schedule, he admits that it has been hard on him and his star wife Bipasha Basu. Regarding this matter, he concludingly said, "We all had taken all precautions but things happen... I am clingy and don't like to stay away from Bipasha. It was the longest we have stayed apart, so it was crazy."