When asked about the meaning of the new terminology coined by him ‘Khiska Cinema’, tongue firmly in cheek, Vivek said:”I like playing kishka hua characters i.e different characters. I like playing characters that are slightly off, slightly different and not making the same normal choices of characters because I think, I am that way in real life too. I don’t make normal choices in life, as normal is very boring.”

When probed further about the kind khiska stuff he has indulged in so far, he averred:”I am known to be a pretty crazy guy. I party pretty hard, I work pretty hard and I do lot of things in extremes. I am a pretty mad person and believe in living in life to the fullest. My friends know me well and always keep on throwing some challenge or the other.”

Talking about controversies surrounding him, he quipped: “No, they are mostly not my doing. Most of the time, I am dragged in.”

When quizzed about his forthcoming movie, Apoorva Lakhia’s ‘Mission Istanbul’, and his character in the movie, he said:”I am playing a Turkish commando. It’s the first time, I am playing such a character so I am trying to look at the physicality of it, the whole agility of the character and the whole Turkish flavour.”

When asked whether he shares cold vibes with Abhishek Bachchan, who his co-staring with him in the movie, Vivek said:”Why should I share cold vibes with Abhishek Bachchan. Abhishek and I are friends and colleagues and have worked together earlier. We had a great time working together in ‘Yuva’, and I am looking forward to work with him in ‘Mission Istanbul.’ In fact, Abhishek mentioned that he had been to Istanbul before and told me that it would be cold out there. He also told me that he will take me around to show me the place. It will be good fun.”

Talking about relationships, he said:”I am very much single at this point in time and am very happy. I am keeping it that way. I am an eternal romantic. I do go out and meet interesting people, however, I am not into an relationship now. I am waiting for the right person to come along.”
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