Nawazuddin Siddiqui Set To Leave Native Village After Six months; Actor Says 'Mumbai Is The Place That Gave Me Everything' - EXCLUSIVE
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who has been missing from Mumbai for the entire year is all set to return to the city. Read on!
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is one of the most popular stars of Bollywood. He has proved his versatility as an actor by taking up interesting and challenging roles. That actor par excellence Nawazuddin Siddiqui has been missing from Mumbai for this entire year. But now he’s returning “home”.
“Mumbai is the place that gave me everything. So yes it is home. I return to Mumbai on 6 July after 6 months with mixed feelings,” says Nawaz. When asked, Why mixed feelings? He said, “Because I love the city. At the same time being in my native place Budhana (Uttarakhand) where I grew up is my idea of a perfect life.Afrer I left for Mumbai to pursue a career in acting this is the first time I’ve been able to spend so much time with my mother.' ALSO READ: Nawazuddin Siddiqui Is Not Keen On Resuming Work; Says 'Until I Feel Safe, I Can't Return To Shooting' - EXCLUSIVE
He added, 'My heart is in Budhana.These six months cut off from work and Mumbai have been bliss.I have been farming on my land, growing vegetables. It is as creative as acting.' ALSO READ: Nawazuddin Siddiqui And Chandan Roy Sanyal: 'I learnt So Much About Cinema From Buddhadeb Dasgupta' -EXCLUSIVE
Nawaz’s ancestral home which was in shambles during his days of professional struggle is now fully renovated and a sight for sore eyes for all locals, and visitors. Some day he hopes to retire and settle down again in Budhana. But for now work beckons. “Yes, I’ve some work-related meetings in Mumbai. Also I haven’t met my children for a while. I wish I could bring them to Budhana. But they’ve their own life and their online classes in Mumbai. I can’t disrupt the life they are used to. But some day I hope they will be as attached to Budhana as I am,” said Nawaz.
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