Manjot Singh Career Is Now Fully Operational After Having Few Struggles

Despite not having any acting experience, Dibakar cast Manjot Singh. As he was playing the childhood character of Abhay Deol, he was asked to copy his trick, body language. 

Despite a non-actor who never acted and was rejected by the casting director, the same actor not only managed to get the role but also managed to win the Best Debut Award with his minute role. It may sound like a dream to hear, but it is the reality of Manjot Singh. In 1992, Manjot Singh was born in Delhi, studied this. He then auditioned for Dibakar’s film.

Despite not having any acting experience, Dibakar cast him and Manjot attended the acting workshop in Manali for a week. As he was playing the childhood character of Abhay Deol, he was asked to copy his trick, body language. Despite being inexperienced, his natural style was well received and he managed to win the Filmfare Critics Debut Award.

Despite his brilliant debut, he did not get a film for a year. After this, he realized that in this career, it is important to keep yourself very active. One of the reasons he did not get films was that Sardars have been stereotyped a lot in Bollywood. The man wearing a turban for serious and dramatic characters does not fit into the Bollywood-made pattern, but Manjot wants to break the notion and prove that the chieftains in films are not just made for funny characters.

Manjot has worked in sensitive films like Udaan and has made his own identity with films like Fukrey. Now he has become the best friend of Ayushmann Khurrana in the film Dream Girl and he is hoping that after this film his career will take off.