Vijay
Varma
is
one
of
the
most
exceptional
talents
in
the
entertainment
world,
consistently
winning
the
hearts
of
audiences
with
his
outstanding
performances.
He
set
a
new
benchmark
with
his
back
to
back
amazing
performances.
Yet,
despite
all
that
he
has
achieved,
his
heart
still
lies
in
his
hometown,
which
he
often
visits
for
peace
of
mind.
When
Vijay
was
asked
how
essential
it
is
for
him
to
return
home,
since
he
goes
back
every
1-2
months
for
peace,
he
said,
“I
think
that
is
life
support.
Nothing
will
happen
without
it.
Going
home,
going
to
Hyderabad,
going
to
that
street,
going
to
that
colony,
meeting
those
people,
talking
to
that
shopkeeper,
talking
to
that
neighbour.
Without
that,
I
feel
that
life
is
incomplete.
And
if
I
get
busy,
I
call
half
of
the
house
here.
And
I
take
one
big
house
after
another
so
that
as
many
family
as
possible
can
stay
with
me.
So
whenever
my
mother
comes,
she
stays
for
at
least
a
month
or
two.
She
doesn’t
feel
like
going
back.
I
tell
her,
‘you
have
two
more
kids
and
grandkids,
you
have
so
many
responsibilities’
–
so
I
can’t
keep
you
for
long.
So
then
I
send
her
back,
and
then
I
bring
her
again.
I
have
five
nieces
and
two
nephews.
It’s
a
full
house
in
Hyderabad.
They
don’t
care
about
my
success.
They
just
want
their
uncle,
brother
or
son
to
stay
with
them.”
As
he
steps
into
Gustaakh
Ishq,
playing
a
romantic
lead
for
the
very
first
time,
Vijay
Varma
enters
his
lover
boy
era,
which
fans
have
long
wished
to
see
him
in.
After
years
of
mastering
complex,
layered
personalities,
he’s
now
exploring
a
softer,
more
tender
shade
of
storytelling,
which
is
rooted
in
the
same
warmth,
grounding,
and
emotional
honesty
he
finds
in
his
own
“life
support”:
home.