Viveik Oberoi upset

Vivek Oberoi was reportedly slighted by Sanjay Gupta. After doing Shootout At Lokhandwala with him, he’d expected the director would offer him his next Shootout At Wadala. But that didn’t happen. Gupta instead approached John Abraham. Not just that, Gupta then approached Vivek for another role in the same film. Naturally, Vivek who’d played the lead in Shootout At Lokhandwala, was miffed. But he didn’t refuse outright. Instead he told Sanjay Gupta that he’d read the script and if he liked the role he’d think about it. Now if that isn’t euphemism for refusing the film, what is?

Poet Vivek

For all his bluster, Vivek Oberoi has a soft side to him too. The side that appreciates art and culture. Yes we know he collects art. But there's a finer side than that too to him. The actor writes poetry. And this came to light while he was shooting at Gaziabad recently. The actor would keep jotting something in his diary every now and then. When the director asked him what he was doing, Vivek said he was writing poetry. The director asked if he could read some stuff. The actor agreed. Apparently, the director loved what he read and asked him whether he could use some of his poems in the movie. Vivek was reluctant but finally agreed to part with his creations.

Viveik Oberoi upset

Vivek Oberoi was reportedly slighted by Sanjay Gupta. After doing Shootout At Lokhandwala with him, he’d expected the director would offer him his next Shootout At Wadala. But that didn’t happen. Gupta instead approached John Abraham. Not just that, Gupta then approached Vivek for another role in the same film. Naturally, Vivek who’d played the lead in Shootout At Lokhandwala, was miffed. But he didn’t refuse outright. Instead he told Sanjay Gupta that he’d read the script and if he liked the role he’d think about it. Now if that isn’t euphemism for refusing the film, what is?