It
is
known
to
all
that
Vicky
Kaushal
holds
a
degree
in
Electronics
and
Telecommunications.
A
few
years
back,
the
actor
in
a
post
for
Humans
Of
Bombay
had
talked
about
how
he
had
torn
an
offer
letter
from
the
engineering
job
and
set
out
for
auditions.
Recently
when
Vicky
made
an
appearance
on
Into
the
Wild
with
Bear
Grylls,
he
once
again
revisited
those
days
and
opened
up
on
what
made
him
steer
away
from
engineering.
He
said
that
he
realized
that
an
office
job
was
not
his
cup
of
tea
during
an
industrial
visit
in
his
second
year
of
college,
adding
that
there
when
he
saw
people
working
on
their
computers,
he
felt
that
he
belonged
somewhere
else.
On
being
asked
by
Bear
if
his
father
and
action
director
Sham
Kaushal
wanted
him
to
become
an
actor,
Vicky
said,
"Actually,
I
have
been
an
engineering
student
and
he
was
very
happy
seeing
his
kid
become
an
engineer.
Because
nobody
in
my
family
before
me
has
ever
done
a
9
to
5
job
where
they
get
monthly
paychecks,
where
they
get
weekends
off
so
they
can
plan
family
time."
He
continued,
"In
the
second
year
of
my
graduation,
the
faculty
took
me
to
an
industrial
visit
to
show
us
what
the
future
is
like
and
how
companies
work
and
all
that
and
I
went
there,
and
till
that
time
I
was
actually
a
rat
in
the
race.
But
the
day
I
went
there
I
saw
people
working
over
there
in
front
of
computers,
I
just
couldn't
feel
that
and
for
the
first
time
in
my
life
I
just
was
very
sure
of
something
that
I
don't
belong
here."
Vicky
Kaushal
made
his
debut
in
Bollywood
with
Neeraj
Ghaywan's
2015
film
Masaan
which
won
him
rave
reviews
for
his
performance.
But
it
was
Aditya
Dhar's
2019
war
film
Uri:
The
Surgical
Strike
which
shot
him
to
stardom.
The
actor
was
last
seen
in
Shoojit
Sircar's
Sardar
Udham
in
which
he
essayed
the
role
Indian
revolutionary
Sardar
Uddham
Singh
who
assassinated
Michael
O'Dwyer,
the
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Punjab
to
avenge
the
Jallianwallah
Bagh
massacre.