Rockey Yojo recently completed the shooting his movie Do Ajnabee

Rockey Yojo recently wrapped production on his third feature, Do Ajnabee. In a recent interview, he revealed how many years of hardship it took him to reach his current status in Bollywood. When asked what novices should do to break into the entertainment industry, he said that the Instagram Reel might be the finest platform for all the talents that live outside of Mumbai, the entertainment capital. He is a frequent user of Instagram, where he posts wonderful and unique short videos. Rockey began his acting career by performing in stage shows with a theatre organisation in Delhi. Rockey Yojo, a resident of Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, enrolled in Padarpan Films and Theater Institute in 2016 and finished a three-year mass communication programme. Rocky Yojo went on to participate in four modelling events and three short films in 2019, all of which garnered positive reviews from both the public and the judges.

Rockey Yojo claims that he has wanted to be an actor since he was a child, and that his desire led him to Mumbai, his dream city, where he became an actor. He signed two films back to back, Damned Graveyard and Gotakhor, following a two-year fight. In both films, he played a significant role. He revealed the titles of the flicks that would be released in March of this year. "The Cinema or Mumbai City may appear appealing from afar, but it is quite different when you get closer." If he wants to work in the film industry as a film director, casting director, writer, singer, or, most importantly, an actor, he must have the courage to face ups and downs and the patience to persevere. If you are talented and primarily work hard, you will find success in Mumbai. "That's all my experience," Rocky Yojo adds as he recounts his ordeal.

Rockey Yojo expresses his gratitude to his parents for their unwavering support throughout his life. He claims that if his parents had not backed him in this industry, he would not be where he is today. When asked for advice for newcomers, he said, "You should get out of your house first, then you can do anything." When our journalist inquired about his new endeavour, he remained mute and gave little information.