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'Acting is the career path that I have chosen': Siddharth Mallya to study acting in London
Siddharth Mallya is planning to take his showbiz career seriously as the Kingfisher scion is moving to London to have a Masters degree in acting.

Mumbai: Siddharth Mallya is planning to take his showbiz career seriously as the Kingfisher scion is moving to London to have a Masters degree in acting.[caption id="attachment_314075" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Sidharth Mallya. AFP[/caption]The 27-year-old director of the IPL cricket team Royal Challengers Bangalore, who earlier appeared in two international low-budget short films, has enrolled himself into the prestigious Royal Central School of Speech and Drama."As acting is the career path that I have chosen, it is essential that I am as well trained as possible in order to compete in this industry."Therefor am happy to share that I have been offered a place to do a Masters in Screen Acting at The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama!!," Siddharth posted on Twitter.The son of business tycoon Vijay Mallya said he is excited to start the training from October."Can't wait to start training at one of the worlds finest Drama Schools for my Masters degree in October!," he added.— Sid Mallya (@sidmallya) April 29, 2015The son of business tycoon Vijay Mallya said he is excited to start the training from October."Can't wait to start training at one of the worlds finest Drama Schools for my Masters degree in October!," he added.Siddharth was romantically linked to Bollywood superstar Deepika Padukone.PTI
Sidharth Mallya. AFP[/caption]The 27-year-old director of the IPL cricket team Royal Challengers Bangalore, who earlier appeared in two international low-budget short films, has enrolled himself into the prestigious Royal Central School of Speech and Drama."As acting is the career path that I have chosen, it is essential that I am as well trained as possible in order to compete in this industry."Therefor am happy to share that I have been offered a place to do a Masters in Screen Acting at The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama!!," Siddharth posted on Twitter.The son of business tycoon Vijay Mallya said he is excited to start the training from October."Can't wait to start training at one of the worlds finest Drama Schools for my Masters degree in October!," he added.— Sid Mallya (@sidmallya) April 29, 2015The son of business tycoon Vijay Mallya said he is excited to start the training from October."Can't wait to start training at one of the worlds finest Drama Schools for my Masters degree in October!," he added.Siddharth was romantically linked to Bollywood superstar Deepika Padukone.PTI First Published:Apr 29, 2015, 12:36:58 IST
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