Learning an unending curve: Bollywood actor

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Updated At : 02:49 PM Feb 28, 2024 IST

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Phagwara, February 27

Renowned actor Ashish Vidyarthi gave a motivational lecture at GNA University. The objective of the motivational session was to encourage the faculty and staff to unleash their hidden talents and do something extraordinary.

Master of Ceremony Disha Khanna set the stage for Vidyarthi by reading an extract from his mesmerising work. Quoting Vidyarthi, she said, “To grow yourself, start looking for what inspires you then nurture the journey towards that.”

Vidyarthi is a National Award-winning actor, co-founder of Avid Miner and a food vlogger. He titled his motivational speech: ‘Zindagi mein bahut kuch karna hai’. His session left the audience spellbound. He said, “Learning is an unending curve and I consider myself a ‘lifelong vidyarthi’.”

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