The actor reveals how his son reacted when he saw a kissing scene of the actor in his film Prince. Once, Vivek Oberoi disclosed the reaction of his son Vivaan to the Prince kissing scene.

It’s been a while since the movie was released in theatres and then on OTT platforms, even now the movie is receiving a lot of love and recently there was a buzz that the movie is ready for a Hindi remake. It is said that the remake rights have already been sold and soon may get to hear more about it.

Vivek discussed how he began his business career prior to becoming an actor in a recent interview and how he still depends on that revenue.

Vivek Oberoi’s house in Mumbai comes with a perfect blend of rustic imperfections, modern aesthetics and quirky charm. The actor recently gave a glimpse of his abode in the city which is designed as a Goan farmhouse with over a century old vintage bed, and a cow for a pet.

Vivek stated in a recent interview that he no longer receives offers for movies because of his campaigning in Bollywood.

Things took an unpleasant turn when Vivek convened a news conference and spoke out about Salman Khan's threats. Vivek also said that Salman phoned him 41 times

Both the characters, from Indian Police Force and Yodha, were immensely loved the fans of Sidharth Malhotra and now the audience is waiting to see him once again. And it seems that things might take a brighter turn for the fans now.

Here is the list of some remarkable performances of the actors as a gangster which are unforgettable.

When Vivek Oberoi claimed that Salman Khan had threatened him because of his relationship with Aishwarya Rai, it was considered the lowest moment of his career. Years later, legendary actor Suresh Oberoi, the father of Vivek Oberoi, talked about his son's difficult time and praised him for standing strong.

The actor recently told a popular Bollywood news portal that he will feature in the Animal Park sequel as well. He revealed that Animal's director, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, had originally intended for his character to have a death sequence, but that scene had been removed.