R Madhavan’s son Vedaant says 'didn’t want to live under dad’s shadow' after winning at Danish Open

R Madhavan's son Vedaant Madhavan won a gold medal in swimming at the Danish Open 2022. In a new interview, the star kid said that he didn't want to live under his dad's shadow forever.

R Madhavan's son Vedaant recently made him proud after he won the gold and silver in swimming at the Danish Open 2022 in Copenhagen. The actor had shared some videos of his son where he was seen receiving the medals during the felicitation ceremony. The star kid has now opened up on how he wanted to make a name for himself and not just be recognised as R Madhavan’s son. He also talked about not wanting to live under his dad's shadow.

Many Bollywood celebrities and fans hailed Vedaant Madhavan for his achievement while also praising R Madhavan. In an interview with DD India, Vedaant said, “I didn’t wanna live under my dad’s shadow. I wanted to make name for myself. I didn’t want to be just R Madhavan son.” The star kid also opened up on the sacrifices his parents have made for him. “They are always looking after me. Both put so much effort. One of the main sacrifices my parents made was to shift to Dubai,” he said.

Last year, R Madhavan and his family shifted to Dubai to make it easy for his son Vedaant to prepare for Olympics.

R Madhavan's son Vedaant added another feather to his hat by bagging gold and silver medals at the Danish Open in Copenhagen. The star kid won the gold medal in the 800m swimming event and clocked 8:17.28. The actor shared videos of Vedaant receiving the medals along with heartfelt notes.

“GOLD.With all your blessings and God‘s greatest the winning street continues. Today it’s a GOLD IN 800m for @vedaantmadhavan. Overwhelmed and humbled. Thank you Coach @bacpradeep sir @swimmingfederation.in @ansadxb and the entire team (sic),” wrote R Madhavan.

The 3 Idiots star shared another clip, thanking his son’s coach. “@vedaantmadhavan wins Silver for India at the Danish Open in Copenhagen. Thank you so much Pradeep sir, #swimmingfederationofindia and #ansadxb for all your efforts. We are so proud (sic).”