Randeep Hooda spoke about the importance of actors focusing on their unique strengths rather than competing with others. He also spoke about his preference for method acting and choosing meaningful roles,

In a recent event, Bollywood actor, Randeep Hooda talked about his USP and the impact of boycott culture on the films. Read on to know more.

Randeep Hooda, who made his Bollywood debut with Mira Nair's Monsoon Wedding in 2001, is among the talented actors in the Hindi cinema. Randeep is best known for his work in movies like Highway and Sarbjit and many more.

Randeep Hooda believes in the art of method acting, where he prepares extensively to understand the truth of a character. This approach has allowed him to bring depth and authenticity to his roles just like when portraying police officers in films,

Randeep Hooda said, "Out of 24 years of my experience as a professional actor, I've not been on the sets for 11 years". He was seen in Swatantrya Veer Savarkar.

Randeep Hooda has always made rounds in for his unconventional selection of characters. The actor has never stepped back from taking up challenging roles and has served his audiences. Shedding the light on the same topic the actor talked about his preference of choosing ‘transformational or method acting’ over general roles.

At a recent event, Randeep Hooda said he has been 'fortunate enough to choose films at the sacrifice of not doing enough'. Randeep also shared why he prefers to do 'transformational acting'.

Randeep Hooda has given several memorable and hard-hitting performances through this acting career. Even though he started his career in 2001 with the film Monsoon Wedding, the actor has only been part of 34 films so far.