If Randeep Hooda was upset that Aishwarya Rai Bachchan took home every award for “Sarbjit” and he did not, he opens up about it here: “The world hasn’t ended.”

Numerous awards are being given to Randeep Hooda for his directing role in “Swatantra Veer Savarkar.” ‘Sarbjit’ is only one of the numerous noteworthy roles in the actor’s repertoire. In the movie, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan played Sarbjit’s sister, and she took home every prize for her role. Randeep, nevertheless, did not get a prize.

Recently, Randeep was asked whether it harmed him in an interview.
In response, Randeep said in a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, “First of all, it’s not going to be very useful if you are assessing your value as an artist based on how many accolades you’ve received. Although I didn’t win, I’m delighted for Aishwarya because she did, and the recognition your fraternity can provide you may be motivating. It would be unworthy of me to now whine that I should have gotten more. It’s already a win if folks say so.
“I’ve never engaged in this kind of conversation because it would appear to be a case of sour grapes,” he went on. Did I feel awful? Naturally, I did. However, the world hasn’t ended. You go to the next item. But I would have been done a long time ago as an actor and director if I gave people this much power over how I saw myself.
The actor had said how the producers attempted, but were unable, to make Aishwarya seem authentic! He also extolled the actress’s virtues, stating that she was very selfless and giving!
Randeep had previously said in an interview that working with Sarbjit was challenging and that he put in a lot of effort. In order to fully inhabit his part, he chained himself to the shower area and stopped flushing the toilet to simulate being in jail.