From Playing Dead Bodies to Stardom: Vineet Kumar Singh Reflects on His Struggles

The year 2025 has turned out to be a remarkable year for actor Vineet Kumar Singh as far as his career is concerned. He has spent the last two decades in the entertainment industry. This year, audiences were impressed by his performance in the film "Chhaava." Another film that impressed audiences and critics alike is "Superboys of Malegaon." Recently, he shared how much he struggled to reach this position.

At the Youth All-Star Roundtable, Vineet Kumar revealed that he worked as an assistant director on "Wah! Life Ho To Aisi." He said, "I was an assistant director on Wah! Life Ho To Aisi. My dream was to work as an actor. The difficulties were so great that I didn't get that opportunity. It happens in life that you find yourself in a situation where it's important to survive." If you survive, your story will continue. If you are martyred, what will be left? No one will even want to talk about you.

Vineet Kumar, while talking about his difficult days, said, "I even duplicated Sunil Shetty. I even played a dead body for Sanju Baba. The only thing is to keep the flame burning within you and keep moving forward."

In 2002, Vineet Kumar played a small role in Sanjay Dutt's film "Pita." After this, he appeared in small roles in several films. He gained recognition with the 2012 film "Gangs of Wasseypur." He played the lead role in the 2018 film "Muqablaaz." In the 2025 film "Chhaava," he played the role of Kavi Kalash, for which he received much praise. He was last seen in the film "Tere Ishq Mein."