Arshad Warsi opened up about the widespread nepotism and favoritism in Bollywood. The actor, who won praise for his turn in the latest release, Asur 2, opened up about the privileges some actors have in the industry, where they are offered several films to become a hit, while for others, if there is one flop, the actor is ‘ condemned’.
Arshad Warsi made his acting debut in 1996 with the drama Tere Mere Sapne, produced by Jaya Bachchan and directed by Joy Augustine. The actor then rose to fame with films including Munna Bhai MBBS, Lage Raho Munna Bhai, Dhamaal, Golmaal and Ishqiya.
Arshad Warsi on nepotism
In a new interview with Humans of Bombay, the actor opened up about nepotism and favoritism in the industry. When asked if it’s a long climb for an actor to give a flop, he said, “It’s a sad thing, but what can be done? There is a certain section of actors who are a bit more privileged than others. Yes, I’m talking about the children associated with the film industry. industry. Then there are people who are not associated with the industry. I can’t complain, the film industry has given me a lot and I love it and I thank them all the time Literally every morning I thank Joy Augustine, Jaya Bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan because thanks to them I , what I have. So nothing against the industry, but this is the norm.”
About how some actors get more chances
Arshad added the difference between those who are associated with the industry and those who aren’t: “I’m not even complaining, I’m accepting it. The sad thing is I’d probably do the same with my kids. But yeah, it’s tough thing. You have a segment of actors who get a few chances to hit, and then you have another segment who don’t. You take one flop, you’re doomed; you have to fight your way back. So that’s the sad part.” Arshad’s latest release Asur 2 is currently streaming on Jio Cinema.
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