Vidya Balan’s frank statement regarding the film industry. Loktej Entertainment News

Actors have to work hard to make their place in Bollywood. Even if there is a new artist, he does not miss the struggle to get work here. Recently, in an interview, Vidya Balan and Prateik Gandhi answered many questions. He also talked about what kind of rejections he had to face for work, what kind of taunts he had to listen to before becoming successful in the industry.

Nepotism has always been a hot topic in the film industry. Vidya Balan was asked whether she has experienced bias in the film industry. He said, “I don’t know how to answer this question, because there is no nepotism or any nepotism, I am here. The industry does not belong to anyone’s father, otherwise today every father’s son and every father’s The daughter would have been successful.” “I just feel like I’ve been the lone ranger,” she said.

Pratik shared his journey from his beginning in the industry to his success. After coming to Mumbai from Surat, he had to struggle a lot. Pratik said, “I was rejected on TV. I was rejected in all the auditions I gave. Those producers had a slightly different idea of ​​an actor for a television show. I didn’t fit in. They were looking for a certain They were looking for actors with a certain physical build, a certain skin tone and a certain look.”

Vidya Balan talks about the difficulties she faced during her early career. He said, “Initially I was getting a lot of rejections and this thing was troubling me but as far as opportunities are concerned, I don’t think anyone has been able to deny me my share. I had a burning desire in my heart to do something like this.” There was a fire that was bigger than all these rejections.

Vidya and Prateek have worked together in the film “Do Aur Do Pyaar”. In this they have played the role of a married couple. It also stars Ileana D’Cruz and Senthil Ramamurthy. This film will be released on 19 April.