After making a remarkable debut with Pyaar Ka Punchnama, Divyendu made a comeback with Chashme Baddoor. All set to play a non-comical character in his next, the 28-year-old actor tells CS about his journey so far and how Bollywood is accepting talent from other cities: <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jun/09F131700_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 847px;" /> Pics/ Nimesh Dave An actor&rsquo;s dream I have had my phases while growing up. As a young boy, I saw myself serving my country in the defence forces. In college, I took up Arts and thought I&rsquo;ll make a good lawyer. The desire to be a lawyer ended after portraying one in a play! Later, I completed my graduation in political science and realised that I wanted to be nothing else but an actor &ndash; that was my forte. Theatre takes a backstage I was keen on continuing with theatre after my graduation, but eventually I moved to FTII in Pune to strengthen my base. Since the day I got into films, I have lost touch with the stage as it&rsquo;s nearly impossible to dedicate oneself to rehearsals while doing films. So instead of not doing either of them right, I&rsquo;ve decided to stick to films for at least seven more years before giving theatre another thought.

"Pain is temporary, films are forever," says the straight-faced Divyendu Sharma while he explains why he has been lying low. 

Giving up on stage

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