The “Student Of The Year” actor, who has been named the first Indian ambassador for Tourism New Zealand, landed in New Zealand on Sunday morning to a warm welcome by his fans at the airport.
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With Sidharth, who enjoys wide popularity courtesy roles in films like “Hasee Toh Phasee“, “Brothers” and “Ek Villain“, coming on board as the tourism ambassador, the numbers are only poised to grow. “I am sure sure I will also experience the same and even much more the country offers to a traveler.” he said. Then I took up work as an assistant director in My Name Is Khan. “That was the best film school I could go to”. “Every day, every film and every scene is challenging”, added Sidharth.
He believes in the idea of reinventing to break monotony, and says he has enjoyed his film journey so far – and that also includes giving the clap for action to superstar Shah Rukh Khan. “I’m his big fan”, he said.
Siddharth is not scared of heights, but he feels that if people who have height phobia could attempt this “safe adventure”, the experience could help them let go of it. “It’s a great mix of adventure sport and taking in a view of the city”, he was quoted.
An adventure sports junkie, Siddharth said on completion of his first ever adventure activity in the country said, “Walking around the Sky Tower, which is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere, was absolutely fantastic”. Sidharth himself is quite popular. Students at the University Of Auckland Business School were also quite enthusiastic about Sidharth’s visit. Sidharth also spoke about his love for tennis, football, swimming and other outdoor activities.
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Sidharth talked about his life and recounted his Bollywood dreams and encouraged students interested in cinema to come to Mumbai and make a name for themselves.
