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Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi, who made a sensational debut in the 2002 film Company, crossed paths with his wife Priyanka Alva, after enduring a painful heartbreak. During a recent interview, the actor opened up about his journey from casual dating to a life-changing encounter with Priyanka, signaling that he was ready for a lasting partnership.

He then came to know about Sanjay Saha who was experienced in event management and film production. The duo met at a Mumbai hotel and Vivek made Sanjay his partner. Sanjay’s Nandita Saha, and his partner Radhika Nanda, eventually became partners and the company’s name changed to Anandita Entertainment LLP, now focusing on organizing events in the film industry and film production.

In a throwback interview, when a reporter kept pressing questions that were uncomfortable for Aishwarya, the latter gave them a befitting reply and shut them up.

The Deols have constantly been in the news for their latest releases Gadar 2 and Rocky and Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. The former starred Sunny Deol while the latter saw Dharmendra make his comeback to acting. Meanwhile Esha Deol’s maiden production Ek Duaa won a National Award.

Now, the PM Narendra Modi actor and his wife Priyanka Alva have filed a police case against Vivek’s business partner for duping him for Rs 1.55 crores. Vivek alleged that Sanjay Saha, his mother Nandita Saha, and Radhika Nanda asked the actor to invest

<p>The distressed actor then went to his dad and confided in him with a heavy heart&nbsp;</p>

He made a memorable entry into the world of Hindi cinema with his highly-acclaimed gangster film, 'Company' helmed by Indias most "disruptive filmmaker" Ram Gopal Varma, followed it up with yet another RGV directorial 'Road' before he made a 180 degree switch with his work in Shaad Alis 'Saathiya' which was a Hindi remake of Shaads mentor, Mani Ratnams 2000 Tamil film, 'Alaipayuthey'.

Vivek Oberoi shares his experience working in RGV’s Company

Vivek Oberoi, who is completing his 20 years of journey as an actor in the film industry, says he has seen an equal amount of success and failure as a star and perhaps that is why his relationship with success has evolved with time.