Bigg Boss 18 runner-up Vivian Dsena says holding his daughter Layaan for the first time changed him:’I dropped my ego’

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He also added, “Change is inevitable, and it is constant in this universe. We grow up to be somebody from somebody. A person goes through a journey, it is not a mandate that everybody should know or would possibly be aware of what a person has gone through. But if a person has become somebody there has to be a reason. If you expect a person to be seen in a certain way, it means you don’t want to see the real person but a character in him or her. I am somebody who cannot sleep at night if I am not speaking my mind. There were times when I didn’t like a few people at certain instances but that didn’t stop me from feeding them or cook for them.”

Sharing the moment that changed him as a person, Vivian added, “Holding Layaan in my hands for the first time changed me as a person. I heard something in the background, that sound that came was that you are a responsible human being. At some point of time, we have an ego; some accept that, some don’t. I dropped my ego, and when you do that people love you more. Every experience in life is a big lesson.”

Talking about his upcoming work, Vivian shared, “I have never planned anything in my life nor announced something unless I am ready with it. The future is in the hands of God. I can promise that my next one will be better than the previous one. During Sirf Tum also a lot of people said how would I look like a college guy, but the rest is history.”