Kartik Aaryan Red Hot & Most Desirable

He’s not a star kid and yet has soared to new heights in his Bollywood career with some hugely entertaining youth movies like Pyaar Ka Punchnama & Sonu Ke Titu ki Sweety! Kartik Aaryan, the chocolate boy from Gwalior, is the new heart-throb in tinsel town with his killer looks and trend-setting style statement.

His impressive acting skills have proved that this new generation actor is here to stay and is among the most talented actors of Bollywood today! Kartik Aaryan is soon to entertain audiences with his upcoming movies like Luka Chuppi and Pati Patni Aur Woh, and we can’t keep calm. In conversation with Exhibit Magazine, he talks about how his year is going to unfold.

Ex:It’s our second time shooting with you and we are really excited. Since July, how much has changed?

KARTIK ARYAN: A lot (laughs). My life has been changing everyday post SKTKS. Sonu has changed my world. My next film Luka Chuppi is up for release. Apart from that, I have signed three more films and they are about to go on floors now, one by one. I’m happy for all these things happening in my life. I’m trying to balance between professional and personal life. And yes, I have moved into my new house with my parents here and so I am in a happy space.

Ex: You’ve been widely recognized for your style, but we’d like to know how the real kartik aaryan styles behind all the cameras and paparazzi?

I feel good when I get awards like the most stylish actor or get compliments for my sense of style but to be honest I don’t give much attention when it comes to styling. I like to be simple and not give too much thought into what I am going to wear. You will always spot me in hoodies, casual t-shirts, jeans and a cap, be it travelling, dining or any meeting.

Ex: Speaking of style, do you have a style icon who you regularly stalk on social media? Ryan Gosling, but he is not on Instagram. He is someone whose style is simple and yet he manages to look stylish.

Ex: We’ve always seen you play a chocolate boy in your movies, have you considered exploring characters with a darker edge?