Saanand Verma opens up about the fearless decisions and deep-rooted faith that shaped his acting career.
Without a backup plan, he trusted his instincts, karma, and creative passion to guide his path.
Actor Saanand Verma, best known for his iconic role as Saxenaji in Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain, is more than just a familiar face on television – he’s someone who has built his career on fearless choices, self-belief, and an unwavering commitment to creativity.
In a world where many stumble through uncertainty in search of their purpose, Saanand Verma stands out for the clarity with which he embraced his calling in performance, both as an actor and singer.
Reflecting on the beginnings of his journey, Saanand Verma recalls the internal drive that steered him toward entertainment.
“To be honest, I wasn’t always sure of the exact path my career would take,” he admits, adding, “But I had a very strong inner calling. I’ve always harbored a deep desire to express myself – whether through acting or singing. From an early age, I recognized that I had an inherent flair for both.”
He attributes the start of his career to the deep confidence he had in his own abilities.
Saanand Verma says, “It was this confidence in my talent that gave me the courage to walk into the uncertain world of showbiz. Some people are still discovering their strengths, but I always knew I had something unique to offer.”
That clarity came at a cost. Saanand Verma reveals that his bold choices were often made without a safety net. “I don’t believe in playing it safe,” he says, adding, “Yes, there’s always risk involved in stepping out of your comfort zone. But staying confined to what feels secure only limits your growth.”
His journey has been marked by courage – sometimes bordering on recklessness – but never regret. Saanand Verma shares, “In my case, I didn’t take calculated risks – I took extreme ones, bordering on madness. But that’s what shaped me. Despite the fear of failure, I never allowed doubt to hold me back.”
Saanand Verma never entertained a backup plan, choosing instead to lean on faith. He says, “I never had a Plan B because I’ve always had immense faith in the Almighty and in my own karma. I firmly believe that a higher power watches over us and guides us as long as we stay true to our work and intentions.”
