Shiv Shakti - Tap Tyag Tandav Actor Srikant Dwivedi: I’m Excited To Start My Solo Travels Again This Year

Actor Srikant Dwivedi, known for his lead role in Lakshmi Narayan and currently portraying Lord Vishnu in the mythological show Shiv Shakti - Tap Tyag Tandav, is eagerly looking forward to traveling in 2025. Sharing his wishlist for the year, he said, "First, I want to travel more. This is something I've been saying for a while. If anyone asks me what my main plan for this year is, it's definitely to travel."

"I want to visit a few more countries because it's been a long time since I've traveled-whether outside India or even within the country. I haven't had a proper break, so this is my top priority," he added.

A self-confessed traveler, Srikant revealed that he has always had the travel bug. "Before moving to Bombay, when I was working in the corporate world, I would take time off and travel to different places, often as a solo traveler. But since moving to Bombay, life became more focused on struggles and building my career. I started thinking more about work and making money rather than traveling," he shared.

"I've been so busy that I've never had the chance to plan a trip. For example, even though Goa is nearby and easy to visit anytime, I haven't been there yet. I kept thinking that first, I need to earn money and focus on work, and then I'll plan to travel. By God's grace, I'm in a better place now, and I'm excited to start my solo travels again this year. You'll definitely see me traveling a lot this year," he said.

Srikant's second priority for the year is to manage his finances better. "Over the last few years, I haven't been able to manage my finances as well as I should. This year, I plan to diversify my finances and make better choices for the future," he explained.

He also shared that the third item on his wishlist is to work on a web series or a movie. "It's been a long time since I've worked on a series or film, and I really want to give my best in auditions. My goal is to get a role in mainstream cinema or a web series. Whether it's a big role or a small one, I just want to be seen and be a part of something exciting," he said.

Like any actor who moves to Bombay, Srikant dreams of being featured on the big screen. "I'm looking forward to connecting with more casting directors for films and hopefully landing some good roles. Even if they're not big roles, I'd be happy with smaller ones as long as I get to be seen on the big screen. Every actor who comes to Bombay dreams of this, and I'm hoping to be part of that journey in mainstream cinema," Srikant concluded.