Nawazuddin Siddiqui On His New Mumbai Home: “Bathroom Is As Big As House I Once Lived In”

New Delhi:

Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s journey in Bollywood has been nothing wanting distinctive. The actor, who began out as a junior artist in movies, is likely one of the most completed stars within the trade. The actor, who not too long ago moved into his palatial bungalow in Mumbai, in a current interview with Bombay Times, recalled the time when the dimensions of his home was as huge as his present washroom. “Aaj jitna bada mera private toilet hai, utnasa mera ghar hua karta tha (Right this moment my toilet is as huge as the home I as soon as lived in),” he advised BT.

The actor, who shared a flat with just a few folks throughout the preliminary levels of his profession, advised Bombay Occasions, “After I moved to Mumbai, I stayed in such a small place, which I shared with 4 different budding actors. Woh kamra itna chhota tha ki agar predominant door kholun toh kisi ke pairon mein lag jata tha (That room was so small that when you opened the door, it hit somebody’s ft) as a result of, all of us used to put our beds on the ground after we slept there. Dheere dheere (slowly, slowly) I began sharing my room with three folks, then with two, and it’s only from 2005 that I began residing alone.”

Here is a glimpse of Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s palatial bungalow:

Nawazuddin Siddiqui, finest identified for his critically-acclaimed work within the Gangs Of Wasseypur collection of movies and the Sacred Video games web-series, was seen in 2020 launch Severe Males. He’s at the moment engaged on two initiatives – No Man’s Land and Jogira Sara Ra Ra. Final yr, Nawazuddin Siddiqui was nominated within the Finest Actor class on the Worldwide Emmy Awards for his position in Severe Males, a satirical drama movie based mostly on Manu Joseph’s e-book of the identical identify.

By way of movies, the actor will subsequent be seen in Heropanti 2 and Bole Chudiyan. He has starred in movies like Badlapur, Kick, Raman Raghav 2.0, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Raees, Manjhi: The Mountain Man, Motichoor Chaknachoor and Raat Akeli Ha, to call just a few.