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Arjun Kapoor: At the start of 2010 I was a nobody, today as we close the decade I’m shooting my 14th film

Arjun Kapoor made his Bollywood debut with the 2012 release Ishaqzaade. He has starred in many successful films, but from the past couple of years, he is not going through a great phase in his career.

As 2019 is all set to end and we will bid adieu to a decade, the actor took to Instagram to talk about his journey. He posted, “2019 you taught me well... reminded me what a roller coaster life is... I travelled I lived I laughed I cried... I had some amazing moments, had some that broke my heart... personally, I’m excited about entering the new decade... at the start of 2010 I was a nobody unknown to the world with no real opportunity lying in front of me... today as we close the decade I’m shooting my 14th film. Lots of ups some downs gained an identity lost my backbone in my Mother & Nani forever. Life is a roller coaster we just gotta ride it... I say this to anyone reading this right now... never give up never listen to the naysayers believe in yourself believe that u are meant to do what makes u happy... there are enough forces to pull u down everyday trust me I have seen and felt it but to rise from there by exceeding what everyone thinks of u because u believed in yourself is an unbelievable feeling... when The Underdog wins it’s always a story worth telling... happy new year to all of you who love me & maybe who don’t... follow your dreams this decade... u never know what the future holds for u or any of us... big love.”


Talking about his movies, Arjun was last seen on the big screen in Panipat. He has movies like Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar and an untitled film opposite Rakul Preet Singh in his kitty.

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