Vijay Varma remembered the days of struggle, said- 'It was a very bad time'

Vijay Varma On Struggle Days: Bollywood actor Vijay Varma has made a distinct identity for himself in films. At the same time, the actor had to face tough struggles to make his mark. Meanwhile, during an interview, Vijay Varma recalled a time when he had only Rs 18 left in his bank account. Along with this, the actor told that this was probably the worst time of his life. 

Vijay Verma's pain spilled out remembering the days of struggle

Let us tell you that Vijay Verma, while recalling his days of struggle in his recent interview, said, "It was a very bad time, it was the worst time for me. I had only 18 rupees in my account and I could either eat Panipuri or Idli." When he was asked why he is in such a situation even though he comes from a family whose income is good, Vijay said, "I had stopped taking money from home because my father did not talk to me". 

Vijay Verma's luck changed after doing a small role

Continuing his talk, Vijay Verma further said, "I was told that if my rent and allowances are fixed, I will not work hard, so I should let the fire inside me become stronger. In 2-3 months, I was left with nothing, at that time I did a small role for money and it was a very bad experience. So this was the worst time of my life".

Vijay Verma's series IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack released on Netflix

The actor was last seen in Mirzapur 3 in which he played the character of Chhota Tyagi. His role in the series was also praised a lot. After which Vijay Verma is now in the news for his recently released web series IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack. Arvind Swami, Dia Mirza, Pooja Gaur, Patralekha, Amrita Puri, Kumud Mishra, Manoj Pahwa, Anupam Tripathi, Kanwaljit Singh, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Sushant Singh, Aditya Srivastava, Rajiv Thakur and Yashpal Sharma are also part of the show. 'IC 814: The Kandahar Hijack' has been released on Netflix on 29 August. 

The series is based on a real-life incident

In 1999, an Indian airliner IC 814 was hijacked by a group of five masked Pakistani terrorists, members of Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM), while flying from Nepal to New Delhi. They ordered the plane to be flown to several locations, and eventually to Kandahar, which was under the control of the Taliban at the time. Without giving away potential spoilers, the outcome of that hijacking completely changed the direction of terrorism in India.

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