When he was 18, Vivek was chasing higher studies in the UK, juggling CVs at every shop in London.
And he didn’t just play the part of a student; he made his own resume by handing out print‑outs in the city’s cafés, hoping a chance job would knock.
The most absurd chapter? Delivering pizzas in a sleek BMW—yes, the same high‑end car you’d reserve for a night out. Customers were startled to see a courier arrive in a luxury ride, but Vivek was all about that hustle.
He slipped into a dim bar, took a bartender’s glove, cleaned tables, and, after a night of picking up broken glass, he and his friend quit—no one expected the back‑breaking reality behind a glamorous job.
His résumé reads like a catalogue of odd gigs: a toilet paper factory, an LG TV plant, a call‑centre, and even a Dominos delivery run. Each role, he says, taught him discipline, work‑ethic and decorum that now shows on set. From BMW pizzas to Bollywood, Vivek’s journey shows grit pays off.