"I feel a sense of validation and acceptance because when I did not have anything and was struggling and I was not making any news for them I was still like a nobody in terms of profession I have chosen. They watched television, read magazines and newspapers, I was not there. So, for them I was just not working as an actor and I was like films that are un-released," Vijay told IANS.
It was after he featured in the 2016 release "Pink", starring Amitabh Bachchan, that Vijay's father really became proud of him.
"That gave me a lot of validation. Now they do cute stuff like when I go not too many people come and meet me. They try to be my managers! I find that cute," he said.
Vijay's latest work is the sci-fi comedy web series "OK Computer".
Mumbai, April 2
Vijay Varma says the popularity he has gained lately has been a sort of validation because his parents would be disappointed in his early years when he wasn't visible enough.
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