Ayushmann Khurrana Reflects on Challenges Following Vicky Donor Success with Back-to-Back Flops, Says ‘Failures are Your Friends’
Ayushmann Khurrana has shed light on the multiple film failures he faced right after his hit entrance with Vicky Donor. He has revealed the hurdles he had to overcome and the way he dealt with the tough times in his career. Read on to find more details.
In 2012, Ayushmann Khurrana marked his arrival in Bollywood with a bang, making a splash with his debut film, ‘Vicky Donor’. Although the movie was showered with accolades and fared well commercially, it didn’t propel Ayushmann’s career to fanatical heights as one would expect. He grappled with a string of under-performing movies before ultimately striking gold once again with ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’. Scroll down to find more details.
Ayushmann made a series of brilliant choices in scripts, yet it wasn’t until his 2015 collaboration with Bhumi Pednekar that he tasted success. In a candid talk with Forbes India, the lead from ‘Article 15’ accentuated that grasping the essence of managing failures is crucial for personal evolution.
Ayushmann believes that triumph isn’t the best teacher; instead, failure often plays the significant role of mentor and guide. He holds the idea that dealing with failures at a young age equips us with strength to face life’s challenges. Khurrana shares the philosophy that these experiences are woven into the fabric of our lives.
Ayushmann asserts that we often learn more from our failures than from our successes. The lessons gleaned from failing are often the ones that serve us most in life. He believes failure during our formative years can arm us with the necessary resilience for future hurdles. According to him, life’s journey is not a straight path but rather, filled with highs and lows.
Ayushmann pointed out that success in the movie business isn’t just about personal acting prowess. It’s about teaming up with gifted storytellers and making smart decisions.
Ayushmann Khurrana’s Work Front
Before bagging the pivotal part in the hit sequel “Dream Girl 2,” Ayushmann walked a path sprinkled with only modest triumphs. This film, crafted under the adept direction of Raaj Shaandilyaa, rocketed to great heights of acclaim and also showcased talents like Ananya Pandey. Ayushmann now has his hands full with exciting ventures such as “Border 2” and “Vampires of Vijay Nagar”.
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