Nine
years
ago,
actor
Ayushmann
Khurrana
made
his
Bollywood
debut
with
Vicky
Donor
and
left
everyone
gushing
over
his
dimpled
smile
and
melodious
voice.
Cut
to
present,
today
he
is
touted
as
one
of
the
most
bankable
stars
of
the
Hindi
Film
Industry.
In
the
last
nine
years,
the
actor
not
only
entertained
the
audiences
with
his
act,
but
also
brought
to
life
films
on
unique
subjects
that
won
the
hearts
of
many
audiences.
From
Dum
Laga
Ke
Haisha
to
Article
15,
Ayushmann's
journey
has
been
nothing
but
incredible.
Today
(April
20,
2021),
as
Ayushmann's
debut
film
Vicky
Donor
turned
nine,
the
actor
penned
a
beautiful
note
on
his
Instagram
page,
wherein
he
thanked
the
universe
for
making
him
realise
his
big
Bollywood
dream.
Ayushmann
wrote,
"If
I
look
back
now,
it
seems
like
yesterday.
The
year
2012
and
now
it's
2021.
Coincidentally
they're
the
same
jumbled
digits.
This
shot
reminds
me
of
composing
the
line
"kothe
utte
baeh
ke
akhiyaan
milaunde",
I
had
written
this
verse
of
Paani
Da
Rang
while
I
was
shooting
on
this
location,
close
to
Rajouri
Garden
in
Delhi."
Extending
his
regards
to
his
director
Shoojit
Sircar,
Ayushmann
wrote,
"With
perpetual
butterflies
in
my
stomach,
I
shot
for
this
film,
playing
cricket
or
football
with
shoojit
da,
post
pack
up,
every
single
day.
Thank
you
Shoojit
da
for
being
a
great
mentor."
Ayushmann
also
thanked
Juhi
Chaturvedi
for
coming
up
with
this
benchmark
of
a
script
and
altering
the
course
of
Hindi
cinema.
He
concluded
by
saying,
"Thank
you
Ronnie
da
for
being
the
coolest
producer.
And
thank
you
big
bro
John
Abraham
for
backing
this
gem.
I
owe
it
to
you
guys!
Thank
you
Yami,
Annu
ji,
Dolly
ji,
Veera,
Negi
ji,
Jogi
ji
and
the
entire
team.
Thank
you
universe
for
realising
my
big
Bollywood
dream."
For
the
unversed,
Vicky
Donor
is
set
against
the
background
of
sperm
donation
and
infertility
within
a
Bengali-Punjabi
household.
The
film,
which
was
made
on
a
budget
of
Rs
15
crore,
had
minted
Rs
66
crore
worldwide.