Aditya Dhar has created a distinct identity in Bollywood on the basis of his hard work and struggle. The world is crazy about his films. Aditya Dhar, who made people fans with blockbuster films like Uri and Dhurandhar, is celebrating his 42nd birthday today i.e. on 12th March.
Currently, he is in the limelight for his upcoming film Dhurandhar 2. But, hardly people would know that he was struggling with a dangerous disease like dyslexia in his childhood. Due to this disease, there is a lot of difficulty in reading, writing and understanding words.
Aditya Dhar had difficulty in studies
However, despite all the difficulties he did not give up. Aditya Dhar belongs to a Kashmiri Pandit family. He had a lot of interest in films since childhood. But, one had to face many difficulties while studying. In such a situation, he worked harder than other children.
Aditya Dhar has done B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics. As soon as Aditya completed his studies, he decided to make a career in the film world. But, making a name in the film world was not so easy. In such a situation, he started his career as a radio jockey.
After that he decided to enter the film industry. Earlier he used to write songs for films. He wrote lyrics for films like Haal-e-Dil, Kabul Express and Daddy Cool. Along with writing lyrics, he also started screenwriting.
He was the writer of films like Aakrosh and Tej. After all this he decided to step into direction. He had to face difficulties in the initial phase. For the first time in 2016, he had planned to make a film named Raat Baaki.
He wanted to cast Katrina Kaif and Fawad Khan in this film. However, due to some controversies, this film was stopped before it was made. Even after that Aditya Dhar did not give up. He worked hard and Uri was released in 2019, which did well at the box office. Aditya was also awarded the National Award for this film.
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