Vikram's Son Dhruv is very serious about the career in films. He even unveiled a 15-min Film titled as 'Goodnight Charlie' as part of his film making course at Met Film School, London.
In his first-ever interview, Dhruv disclosed he began with the goal of turning into a Cameraman. Thereafter, Direction and Script Writing drew his attention. Finally, He realized acting is the craft to which he belongs to and also keen to wear the Director's hat.
Dhruv feels Directing his Father would be dream come true. He, however, wishes to take up the project only if Vikram was convinced/excited by his script, not as his Son. He doesn't take the Star Kid tag seriously, instead wishes to carve a niche for himself.
For 'Dhruv', 'Aparichithudu' and 'Ravan' are the Favourite among Vikram's Films. If speculations are to be believed, The 18-Year-Old would be launched by none other than Shankar within couple of years.
In his first-ever interview, Dhruv disclosed he began with the goal of turning into a Cameraman. Thereafter, Direction and Script Writing drew his attention. Finally, He realized acting is the craft to which he belongs to and also keen to wear the Director's hat.
Dhruv feels Directing his Father would be dream come true. He, however, wishes to take up the project only if Vikram was convinced/excited by his script, not as his Son. He doesn't take the Star Kid tag seriously, instead wishes to carve a niche for himself.
For 'Dhruv', 'Aparichithudu' and 'Ravan' are the Favourite among Vikram's Films. If speculations are to be believed, The 18-Year-Old would be launched by none other than Shankar within couple of years.