GARAM GOSSIPS

Randeep Hooda prioritizes movies, family, and animal pals in a very close-knit list. Since entering the business about 24 years ago, the actor has concentrated on causes that genuinely merit attention. When asked about Bollywood gatherings, Hooda said he had no idea they were intended for purposes other than just "partying."

For those that are unaware, it's a widely held belief that star parties are mostly social gatherings where people network, meet, and potentially seize future possibilities. In an interview with a media outlet, Randeep revealed his previous impressions of these gatherings.

 

Randeep Hooda claimed that he exclusively throws wild parties at home and with his pals. He disclosed that he used to frequent a lot of these events during the early years of his career. He revealed that he used to go there only to party, never knowing who he was talking to.

The Sarbjit actor claimed that he didn't realize those groups' goals were at all different until much later. He says that all that is expected of them is that they hold a drink, say hello, and simply know who is working on what project. Hooda went on to understand that since "you party with your real friends who you're comfortable with," Bollywood parties are really merely networking events rather than actual parties.

 

Randeep previously said in a media chat that he attended parties purely for fun, not to network, and that occasionally he would party a little too much. Hooda told, “I wish I knew how to play the game when I was younger. But it doesn’t come naturally to me.”

 

Regarding his professional career, Randeep's most recent appearance was in the film Swatantrya Veer Savarkar, which was inspired by Vinayak Damodar Savarkar's life. Although the film was a box office disaster due to controversy, Hooda was praised for his performance.