Sooraj Pancholi says he holds no grudges against those who dropped him from films after his arrest in Jiah Khan suicide case: ‘Paise unhi ke lag rahe hain…’ |
After years of silence, scrutiny, and slow-moving second chances, Sooraj Pancholi is finally stepping into the spotlight on his own terms. With Kesari Veer marking what he calls the beginning of his “second innings,” the actor is choosing resilience over resentment. From navigating a decade-long legal battle to rebuilding his career brick by brick, Sooraj opens up about growth, gratitude, and why he holds no grudges against those who distanced themselves during his darkest phase.In an interview with HT, Sooraj revealed that he is focusing on the positives, acknowledging the appreciation he’s received from fans, colleagues, and directors who’ve noted his growth since his debut. However, he remains unsatisfied and driven, aiming for stronger roles, better films, and opportunities to work with seasoned directors. Despite the underwhelming box office numbers of his film Kesari Veer, the actor believes that every film, successful or not, adds to an actor’s growth and confidence. For him, it’s all part of a longer journey.
