Adarsh Gourav Reflects on His Journey from Small Towns to International Stardom
Adarsh Gourav, currently starring in “Kho Gaye Hum Kahan,” shares insights into his journey from a small town to Mumbai and eventually to international territories. The actor, known for his roles in TVF’s “Hostel Daze” and Netflix’s “Guns and Gulaabs,” embraces the diverse characters he portrays, demonstrating his adaptability. Gourav, 29, discusses his experiences working with people of similar age in “Kho Gaye Hum Kahan,” where he plays the role of a callisthenics instructor.
Reflecting on his move to Mumbai, Gourav expresses gratitude for the wide perspective it gave him, adapting to the city’s culture and lifestyle. His journey from a small town to international stardom includes roles like playing an Indian-American in “Alien” and portraying Neil Pereira, a social media influencer in “Kho Gaye Hum Kahan.”
“Kho Gaye Hum Kahan,” also featuring Ananya Panday and Siddhant Chaturvedi, explores the lives of three friends navigating romance in the age of social media. Gourav shares his motivation for taking on the film, emphasizing the opportunity to work on his body and collaborate with contemporaries who share his age and vision.
The actor delves into the significance of social media for young actors, considering it a valuable tool for self-marketing, especially when starting out. Gourav’s next project, the “Alien” prequel series produced by Ridley Scott, is set to begin filming in January, taking him to Bangkok for six months. Despite his international success, Gourav remains committed to Indian projects, including Reema Kagti’s comedy-drama “Superman of Malegaon.”
As Gourav’s star continues to rise, his journey exemplifies the possibilities that unfold when talent meets opportunity, and he remains grounded in gratitude for the diverse experiences that have shaped his career.
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