WHAT! Vijay Vikram Singh aka Bigg Boss’ voice-over artist makes some STARTLING revelation about his past!

There’s a famous adage in the English language which states that, ‘Everything that glitters is not gold’. There can be many examples which maybe cited for this. But, this piece of news definitely will leave you in shock. We are talking about Vijay Vikram Singh. For many, the said name may just not ring a bell. But, the moment we say that Vijay Vikram Singh is none other than the unmistakable voice that one hears in every season of ‘Bigg Boss’, we are sure that would definitely bring a smile on your faces. But did you know that, life was never a bed of roses for Vijay Vikram Singh. He had to fight out many odds in order to achieve the position and stature that he is enjoying today.

In an interview with Mid Day, Vijay Vikram Singh spoke about his life’s past, which many may not even be aware of. In the interview, Vijay Vikram Singh said that, there was a phase in his life when he just could not handle failure. This was when he was merely nineteen years old. He revealed in the interview that, since he was not able to handle failure, he had turned to alcohol at that age. He also added that, after he started drinking heavily, he became a victim of depression for 7 long years. He also went onto add that, he was even diagnosed with a life-threatening disease because of alcoholism. He reasoned that stating, he had thought of something very bad and failure in certain aspect of his life as a question mark on his ability.

He also, very beautifully, explained that, contrary to the poplar ‘belief’ which states that ‘Failure is the opposite of success’… the truth is that there is no opposite of success. If you don’t succeed in any of your endeavours, you have not failed, but you have stumbled and gained experience. And with this experience, one can always come back and work hard and achieve the desired result.

Vijay Vikram Singh also added that, besides all the voiceovers that he does, he also has his own ‘signature programme called the ‘Leadership Voice Programme’ for mid-level and senior level executives. He also delivers lectures at universities and corporates.