Siddhant Chaturvedi, who became an overnight sensation after his debut in Zoya Akhtar's Gully Boy, is now being compared to Vicky Kaushal by several meme pages on social media. Men and women of all demographics are dropping heart emojis on his photos. The actor bowled everyone over with his strong performance and people are already betting their hearts on him. 

What keeps him grounded after all the attention? Siddhant Chaturvedi aka MC Sher shares, "Because I think I’m their man, I’m from them, I come from them. It’s not like I dropped into this setup or parachuted into this setup. I have literally made my way from the crowd to here, I’m them. So, I feel that connect because I know what they say and how to reply to them and it’s fun because that’s what I am." 

He added, "I don’t want to run away and be like ‘no listen, I’m a celeb’. You can sit and talk to me about anything. I am not brought up in Juhu or Bandra. I have travelled India and I have lived in the suburbs, so I know. As an actor, it’s very important to live life and know people."

Within months of the movie’s release, Siddhant has emerged as the boy crush who has not only got every other girl vying for his attention but also possesses all the attributes of being the next Bollywood heartthrob. 

Siddhant recently marked his presence in the Hollywood arena with 'MIB: International' as he lent his baritone for Chris Hemsworth in the Hindi version. The duo also met each other and exchanged greetings.

Proving to be a youth icon, Siddhant Chaturvedi has soon turned into a role model to the young population of India where his character became an idol for the underground rapper community and the budding talent existing in the streets of the nation.