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Randeep Hooda turns a writer

Versova and Aaram Nagar have been such silent theatres of human ambition and survival, and I wanted to bring these stories to life.
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Actor Randeep Hooda, known for his intense performances, has found a new creative calling — writing. He said while acting remains his first love, writing has emerged as the most rewarding part of his creative process, allowing him to craft stories that resonate with him. After years of portraying diverse characters, Randeep is now channelling his observations and experiences into stories, creating narratives that reflect the layers of human emotions. He is currently working on a series of short stories based on Versova and Aaram Nagar in Andheri, Mumbai — places that have been silent witnesses to the dreams and struggles of many. These stories touch upon the life of a roadside bansuri wala selling flutes every Sunday, the journey of struggling actors in the city, the harsh realities of the casting couch, and many other stories often seen but seldom told.

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Speaking about this new chapter, Randeep shared, “Over the years, I have discovered a deep love for writing. It has become the best part of any creative process for me. When I act, I step into stories crafted by others, but writing allows me to shape stories that I have lived, seen, or imagined. Versova and Aaram Nagar have been such silent theatres of human ambition and survival, and I wanted to bring these stories to life.”

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