Heart’s desire: Siddhant hopes to be good representative of talent that exists in UP

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Updated At : 03:29 PM Oct 31, 2021 IST

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Actor Siddhant Chaturvedi, who will be seen in the crime comedy, Bunty Aur Babli 2, is hopeful that he gets the opportunity to be the representative of talent that exists in his state, Uttar Pradesh. The actor hails from the small town of Ballia, Uttar Pradesh and he wants to make the town and state proud of his achievements.

Talking about his struggle Siddhanth said: “For someone who comes from a small town like Ballia, first getting a break in Bollywood, to now being a hero of a commercial big Hindi film is truly a dream come true.” “I never thought I could make it because I had seen so many talented people from small towns like me struggle hard to get noticed.” —IANS

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