Dhruv Vikram, son of Kollywood superstar Vikram, has often spoken about the strong influence his father has had on his life and career. Dhruv admires Vikram’s extraordinary work ethic and commitment to acting, recalling instances where he was amazed by how his father continued working tirelessly even after exhausting scenes.Dhruv Vikram describes his upcoming film “Bison: Kaalamaadan” as a game changer in his career. He says, “I gave my heart out” for the role and underwent extensive preparation, including learning kabaddi, which transformed him into a rural boy.
Dhruv credits director Mari Selvaraj for this transformation, appreciating his hard work in bringing out an unforgettable film. “Bison: Kaalamaadan,” a sports drama centered on kabaddi, is set to release on October 17 and is touted to be a landmark Tamil film blending passion, resilience, and inspiring storytelling. Dhruv regards this as his first film in spirit, despite having acted in two previous movies, underlining his deep commitment to this project and his belief that audiences will see his 100% effort on screen.
Unlike many star kids, Dhruv has been committed to honing his craft through formal training, including studies at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York. He has a deep interest not only in acting but also in filmmaking and scriptwriting, which reflects his ambition to work behind the camera one day, possibly directing a film starring his father.
Dhruv’s debut film was a remake of the Telugu hit “Arjun Reddy,” and he has expressed his desire to earn success based on merit rather than family connections.Their father-son bond was also showcased in the 2022 film “Mahaan,” where both shared screen space, highlighting their natural chemistry and mutual respect.
Dhruv’s journey is shaped by his admiration for Vikram’s struggles and achievements in cinema, motivating him to face challenges head-on and create his own identity in the Tamil film industry. This blend of legacy and individuality makes Dhruv Vikram one of the promising young talents to watch out for in South Indian cinema.