Sharib Hashmi, the well-known Indian actor who is famous for his role in the critically acclaimed web series ‘The Family Man’ and film ‘Filmistaan’ recently shared his liking for the popular Indian reality show ‘Bigg Boss’. He shared that he has seen many seasons of the show but also admitted that he won’t be able to survive even for a day in the Bigg Boss house.
Sharib Hashmi has been a vocal admirer of the controversial reality show, which has gained immense popularity among the Indian audience. The show, which is known for its high drama, twists, and turns, has managed to keep the audience hooked to their screens for years. However, when it comes to Sharib Hashmi, the actor has a different take on it.
In an interview, Sharib revealed that he enjoys watching ‘Bigg Boss’ but he knows that he doesn’t see himself as a participant in the show. Sharib Hashmi’s confession comes as a surprise to many of his fans who would have loved to see him as a participant on the show. However, the actor’s honesty is commendable, and his statement only goes to show that surviving in the Bigg Boss house is not a cakewalk.
Upcoming projects
Sharib also talked about his upcoming projects. He mentioned that his upcoming films include ‘Afwaah’ written by Sudhir Mishra, in which he is working with Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Bhumi Pednekar and Sumit Riyaz. Another film, ‘Rumi Ki Sharafat’, directed by Prashant Bhavya and produced by Maddock. The cast includes Radhika Madan and Varun Sharma. The list also includes a movie with Vicky Kaushal and Sara Ali Khan, directed by Laxman Utekar. Along with these movies Sharib is also working in a series as well.
Decided to be an actor at the age of 33
Sharib Hashmi also made a revelation in another chat show that he made the decision to pursue acting when he was nearly 33 years old. Prior to this, he had struggled with self-doubt due to his height. However, he eventually came to the realization that neither physical appearance nor height matters as much as one’s level of determination to succeed. In other words, what truly counts is one’s unwavering passion and drive to achieve their goals.
