A star lives on forever. This rule applies to Sidharth Shukla and how. September 2, 2022 will be his first day of death. While his physical presence is deeply missed by all who loved him, his short but wonderful life is for us to cherish. Sometimes we meet people for a short time, but they leave a lifelong impression on us. Here’s what Manvir Singh, Sidharth Shukla’s co-star from Broken But Beautiful 3, feels. He played his best friend Rishabh in the series and their camaraderie was heartwarming. In an EXCLUSIVE to Bollywood Life, Manvir Singh said: “You know, I had some preconceptions about Sidharth. I thought he was a bit snobbish given his successful stint on TV and his ten-year career, but I was wrong. warm heart and we felt connected as friends in no time.”
Broken But Beautiful 3 was his first web show after his unparalleled stardom on Bigg Boss 13. Manvir tells us: “Honestly I didn’t watch Bigg Boss much, but I knew he was famous given his popularity on Twitter. But Sid loved to check out his memes and fan-made edits when he had time. We would even watch them together. After watching some edits, I watched more videos on YouTube. There was nothing fake about Sidharth. What people saw in Bigg Boss 13 was what we saw He was a private person and very knowledgeable about his craft His funda is clear you don’t mess with me I won’t bother you I think it was his recognizable and organic personality that made him a heartthrob.”
Manvir Singh reveals that Sidharth Shukla would share many of his life lessons with him. He said he would tell him things and warn him about the pitfalls for young actors in the industry. “He never made it sound like he was giving gyaan. Everything was told with candor and his signature sense of humor,” Manvir reveals. It’s been a year since his sudden and tragic death, but his charisma is unbeatable. “Sidharth’s popularity has led me to believe that a star is born and cannot be made. It has also confirmed my belief that a star lives on long after it has physically disappeared from this world,” says Manvir. Finally, he tells how the Bigg Boss 13 winner was a private person. “He never liked to show off his friendships. Promotions were fine as long as it was work related, but personal relationships were never for public consumption. I think this is why he was loved by millions, Sidharth never bothered to putting on a show for people. Pretentiousness wasn’t his thing. He was like, I am what I am – take it or leave it,” Manvir signed off.
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