Vivek Oberoi has been a constant presence in the news lately, from the FIR against his business partner to his candid interviews and more. In a recent revelation, he delves into the quieter periods in his career, personal relationships, and shares valuable insights. Once again, he candidly discusses the complexities of relationships, with a particular focus on the topic of toxic relationships. ALSO READ: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Shuts A Journalist For Asking Questions About Vivek Oberoi, In This THROWBACK Interview!
Vivek Oberoi recently made a guest appearance on Anas Boukhash's podcast, where he candidly discussed his past struggles with what he calls a "hero complex" that he struggled to live up to. He goes on to reveal that heartbreak led him into a phase of casual flings. The Saathiya actor emphasizes that every serious relationship he's been in has imparted valuable lessons, even the really tumultuous and toxic ones. ALSO READ: Vivek Oberoi Gets Cheated Of Rs 1.5 Crores By Business Partners; Files A Cheating Case Against Accused For Defrauding Him- Read REPORTS
According to the actor, these challenging relationships serve as powerful instructors, teaching us what to steer clear of. He also shares insights into how his hero complex led him to don the role of a knight in shining armor for someone without fully comprehending the burdens it carried. The actor reflects on the invaluable lessons he gained from his toxic relationships. Following a painful breakup, he, like a typical Indian son, turned to his mother for solace. She, in turn, guided him to a cancer special ward in a hospital, offering him a fresh and profound perspective on life.
The romantic relationship between Salman Khan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai's association with Vivek Oberoi have been known to the public. In the past, Salman's brother, Sohail Khan, openly addressed the highly discussed romance, shedding light on Salman's feelings of insecurity, given Aishwarya's decision to keep their relationship private.
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