Worship Khanna reflects on his journey through the struggles and triumphs of life in Mumbai, offering insights on resilience, perspective, and the daily realities of chasing dreams in a bustling metro.
Actor Worship Khanna, who has been part of popular shows like Kumkum Bhagya, Meri Doli Mere Angana, Ishq Subhan Allah, and web series such as Hello Jee and Cold Lassi Aur Chicken Masala, opens up about his experiences in Mumbai, a city he describes as both a dream and a battlefield.
Though Mumbai is brimming with opportunities, Worship Khanna doesn’t shy away from acknowledging the everyday challenges faced by both aspiring actors and common citizens be it traffic, soaring rents, or the high cost of living. Yet, he sees these obstacles as stepping stones rather than roadblocks.
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“This is the reality of every metro city is traffic, high rents, costly property. When a city grows and people from across the country come here, such issues are natural,” he says.
For Worship Khanna, it’s all about perspective.
“You feel the weight of these challenges more intensely when you haven’t yet reached your destination. But the day you achieve your goal, everything suddenly feels easier. Until then, you have to face it all. And I don’t think anyone should avoid coming to Mumbai just because of the chaos or expense. The city attracts dreamers chasing success, and with so many striving for the same goals, competition and costs are bound to rise,” he explains.
Sharing a personal metaphor, he compares his journey to a long road trip. Worship Khanna says,
“I see life as a long drive where I carry my dreams with me. If my car gets a puncture, I don’t stop, I fix it and keep going. That puncture is just a temporary setback. My true strength lies in my confidence, in knowing I can overcome anything. So even if I fall again and again, I always get up and keep fighting.”
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To him, struggle in Mumbai is not just about making it big, but also about surviving the daily grind. “Sometimes there’s traffic, sometimes rent is too high, or finding a place to live is hard. That’s all part of the journey. It’s not just the end goal that matters, but the challenges you face and overcome along the way,” Worship Khanna concludes.
Tags : Worship Khanna, Actor’s Struggles, Metro City, Lifestyle Maintenance
