Bosco Martis Recalls Feeling Hurt by Vivek Oberoi's 'Attitude'
Bollywood choreographer Bosco Martis initially felt slighted by Vivek Oberoi's response to his request to work together, but later realized the actor was right in asking for a clear creative vision
Bollywood choreographer Bosco Martis has recalled a conversation with actor Vivek Oberoi that left him feeling hurt, but ultimately taught him a valuable lesson about professionalism. The conversation took place after the success of Vivek's films Company and Saathiya in the early 2000s.
Bosco Martis had reached out to Vivek Oberoi after a long time, expressing his desire to choreograph a song with the actor. Vivek responded positively to the request, but asked Bosco to work out the creative concept and provide a detailed breakdown. Bosco initially felt hurt by Vivek's response, perceiving it as an attitude-driven reaction.
However, Bosco eventually realized that Vivek was right in asking him to be prepared with a clear creative vision. As a choreographer approaching a star who had worked hard to establish himself, Bosco understood the importance of being professional and prepared. Vivek's response was not about attitude, but about maintaining a clear distinction between personal relationships and professional commitments.
Vivek Oberoi's career has included a range of successful films, such as Yuva, Masti, Omkara, and Shootout at Lokhandwala. Bosco Martis, on the other hand, has worked on several major films and songs, and has won the National Film Award for Best Choreography for his work on Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara.
## Why it matters The conversation between Bosco Martis and Vivek Oberoi highlights the importance of professionalism in the entertainment industry. As Bosco noted, approaching a star who has worked hard to establish themselves requires a certain level of preparation and respect. The incident serves as a reminder that personal relationships and professional commitments should be kept separate, and that being prepared and professional is key to success in the industry.
The incident also underscores the value of learning from others and being open to feedback. Bosco's initial hurt feelings gave way to a deeper understanding of Vivek's perspective, and he was able to learn from the experience. The conversation between the two industry professionals serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a professional attitude and being open to growth and learning.
