Vivek Oberoi's Dad Recalls Struggle

Suresh Oberoi, the father of actor Vivek Oberoi, has recalled the struggles he faced in helping his son get a break in the film industry. Before Vivek landed a role in Ram Gopal Varma's 2002 film 'Company', Suresh carried his son's photographs from one office to another.

Vivek Oberoi made his acting debut in 'Company', which was directed by Ram Gopal Varma. At the time, Varma was scouting for an actor to cast in the film, and Suresh showed him Vivek's photographs. Vivek also had an acting institute tape that he showed to Varma, which impressed the director.

However, Ram Gopal Varma initially rejected Vivek Oberoi for 'Company', feeling he came across as 'too polished' for the part. Despite this, Vivek eventually landed the role. Suresh Oberoi was moved to tears after watching Vivek's performance in 'Company'.

During his initial struggles in the industry, Vivek Oberoi went by the name 'Vivek Anand'. He has said in an earlier interview that he bagged 'Company' on his own merit and had deliberately avoided using the Oberoi surname.

## What happens next Vivek Oberoi will feature in Nitesh Tiwari's upcoming project 'Ramay'. This comes after he made his debut in 'Company' nearly two decades ago.

The story of Vivek Oberoi's debut in 'Company' is a testament to the struggles that many actors face in the film industry. With his father's support, Vivek was able to land a significant role and launch his career. Today, he is a well-known actor in the Indian film industry.