Vicky Kaushal has emerged as an incredibly versatile actor in the last couple of years. The actor is currently busy promoting his upcoming horror film, Bhoot: Part 1- The Haunted Ship. The film had produced by Shashank Khaitan. At a special event in Mumbai Kaushal opened up about one of his own personal fears. The actor said, " I have this fear, that one fine day I'll get up and I won't know how to act. I wonder what I will do. But I fear that one day I'll go on set and for no logical reason, I wouldn't know what to do after action. I have this strange, imagined fear."
With Bhoot: Part 1- The Haunted Ship, Vicky Kaushal is doing his first horror film ever. The film has directed by Bhanu Pratap Singh. Kaushal has earned praise for his role in films like Uri: The Surgical Strike, Raazi and Maasan. Kaushal even won the national award for best actor for his role in Uri: The Surgical Strike.
At the event in Mumbai, Vicky Kaushal went on to speak about the film and his own stardom. He said, " Stardom gets scary when it goes into your head and under your feet… When stardom gets in your head, a gap develops between your feet and the ground. When you wake up in the morning with your mother scolding you, you become normal. "
Previously the actor also mentioned that he gets scared of horror films himself but wanted to explore new territory with Bollywood films. Bhoot: Part 1- The Haunted Ship is set to release on February 21.
