Siddhant Chaturvedi on successful releases: It's ironic that I have a special connection with Valentine's week

While Aamir Khan is synonymous with Christmas releases, Salman Khan with Eid and Shah Rukh Khan with Diwali, another addition to special release weeks is also Valentine’s week that one of the most striking emerging stars, Siddhant Chaturvedi has now become associated with.

The actor’s debut film ‘Gully Boy’, that made him an overnight sensation released on 14th February in 2019 and his recent film ‘Gehraiyaan’ too released, in the week leading to Valentine’s Day.

The film won him unanimous praise from the audience and critics alike so much so that many are even referring to him as ‘Zain’, the name of his character in the intense drama. Whether it was his acting chops or the chemistry he shared with Deepika Padukone in the film, Siddhant stood out for his performance proving yet again that he is a talent to reckon with.

Apart from standing out for his exceptional talent as a performer, another strength that’s unquestionable is the actor’s visual compatibility with all leagues of female stars, making him the perfect artist to be associated with the Valentine’s week of love.

It's ironic that I have a special connection with Valentine's week...Gully Boy released on Valentine's Day and Gehraiyaan too, in the same week. It's proved to be really lucky for me and I feel extremely grateful for all the love and support. I hope to continue this lucky streak.

- Siddhant Chaturvedi

At the start of his career, Siddhant Chaturvedi shot to fame as MC Sher in Gully Boy and ever since there’s been no looking back for the actor. Apart from working with the best filmmakers and production houses right from his very first film, the talented actor also has his hands full with an incredible line-up that promises to showcase his true potential as an artist.

What’s interesting is that Siddhant has chosen to do films radically different from the other, cutting across various genres – After the urban and complex Gehraiyaan, there’s Phone Bhoot, a horror comedy. Siddhant also gets into a heady action space with Excel Entertainment’s Yudhra and later lightens up with the comedy-drama Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, a coming-of-age story penned by Arjun Varain Singh, Reema Kagti and Zoya Akhtar.