Pankaj Tripathi’s Evolution: From Bihar To Bollywood

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Explore Pankaj Tripathi's remarkable evolution from job seeker to job magnet in this candid account. Join him on the journey that reshaped his professional narrative and drew opportunities to his doorstep.

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00:00 Earlier I used to look for work, now work is looking for me.

00:02 I am only influenced by him, not any other hero.

00:05 I was a stick, in fact I went to buy a ticket for the road.

00:09 In the era of PR mechanism, marketing, I think that more than being published in the newspaper, I am printed in people's hearts.

00:14 I think that being memorable is better than being discussed.

00:17 This is Varsha Phool.

00:18 Here even a pigeon flies with one wing and saves its dignity from the other.

00:25 Where have you come here? Come on.

00:27 Children, you have finally reached the 10th place.

00:30 And the result of the 10th place is that who will become the horse of a long race and who?

00:34 Khachhar.

00:36 Very good.

00:38 (Music)

00:58 Of course, we have seen that time when we used to wait for our phones,

01:02 our phones would not work for two days.

01:04 In the olden days, we used to keep our phones in the window of the tower where the whole network used to come.

01:09 So that no call gets missed, if someone has to cast, it is not reachable.

01:14 Now of course, the phones are ringing a lot.

01:17 Now to attend the phone, someone else has to keep it.

01:20 How much will I talk? Will I pay attention to the scene or will I attend the phone?

01:24 Now I think people used to say that he has become a star, he does not pick up the phone.

01:29 I understand the pain of that these days that if I pick up all my phones, then I will not be able to work that day.

01:35 I know that after getting free at night, we will call back those who were there.

01:41 So of course, the situation has come that first I used to look for work, now work is looking for me.

01:47 (Music)

01:53 I was not a fan of Bollywood, I was a fan of Sanju Baba.

01:55 It was the time of road decorations, I used to study in Patna.

01:58 So for a few days, I had grown my hair like Baba and kept a little hair like that.

02:04 I was only influenced by him, not any other hero, Sanju Baba.

02:08 And I had a stick, in fact, I went to buy a ticket for the road in Regent Cinema, Patna.

02:12 At that time, there were a lot of black tickets, there was no multiplex etc.

02:16 It is a matter of 93-94, so the stick was lying.

02:19 I told Baba one day that we…

02:21 (Speaking in Hindi)

02:37 There was a film called Vakth Ki Awaaz with Mithun Da, Guru Guru Aajao Guru, she used to dance very well.

02:42 The first film I did, I met her while sitting in Delhi, so the paycheck I got in it, it had her signature on it.

02:49 I thought, wow, I was a fan of hers, she sent me the money.

02:53 So, this is it, nothing special.

02:55 Be it Bareilly or Munna Waikal, all the films, from Phukre to Anarkali.

03:06 I have become a dancer in Anarkali.

03:08 In Gurgaon, there is a very brutal, brutal, violent, scary, complex builder.

03:14 Despite that, in the era of PR mechanism, marketing, I feel that I am more in the hearts of people than in the newspapers.

03:22 And if I am printed in your heart, then the other person will not be able to read who is printed.

03:27 But I feel that it is better to be memorable than to be discussed.

03:31 Today, what is discussed, can be forgotten, tomorrow it will not be discussed.

03:35 Nowadays, digital, every day, what is it called, trending.

03:40 Do you remember what trended five days ago?

03:43 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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