Ex-Bigg Boss contestant Vishal Aditya Singh on facing rejections: I struggled a lot because of my diction and poor English

Actor and former ‘Bigg Boss 13’ contestant Vishal Aditya Singh’s journey in the industry was not so smooth. He faced a lot of rejections and had to struggle at the initial days of his career.

While opening up about his struggle, Vishal told Times of India, “I have gone through a lot of struggle because when I started my journey I was clueless how to go about it. I think when you start enjoying and learning from this struggle period you will be able to survive in the industry for a longer period. As far as I am concerned, mere paas peeche mud ke jaane ka koi option tha nahi… I had seen a struggling life in my village also, so I was not taken aback because of that phase and was prepared for it. I knew that I will have to work hard.”

Talking about the rejections, he said that rejections have made him perfect. “I faced a lot of rejections in life right from my village to here in Mumbai. Whenever I got rejected I always told myself I don’t have to listen to them and why are they even talking.”

He said that he always took rejections and worked on it when they were for his betterment.

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“It is also important who is rejecting you. Like if someone rejected me by saying that my diction was not right, I knew it was my problem and I will have to work on it because I am going to be a part of a medium which requires me to speak clearly and fluently. I came from Bihar, so I faced a lot of rejections because of my diction, poor English and being desi and my attitude. But see, now I have managed to play a musician in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’, a prince in ‘Chandrakanta’ and a psycho lover in ‘Begusarai’, had I not gone through those rejections, I would have not been able to play those roles. I got the opportunity and I proved my talent by grooming myself and working hard on myself. I am still working on it,” added Vishal.

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