Paresh Rawal is one of the most talented actors in the Hindi film industry. He has contributed to over 200 films in Bollywood, and has won the hearts of his audience tremendously. A notable alumni from the prestigious institution, The National School Of Drama, Paresh is known for his charismatic personality, fearless voice and unparalleled acting chops. Some of his notable filmography of works, includes Phir Hera Pheri, Aitraaz, Table No.21, Chup Chup Ke, Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge among others.
Paresh Rawal is currently rooting for his next release, Dream Girl 2, and during a promotional interview with Pinkvilla about the same, he made some interesting revelations about the Hindi film industry. Well, when he was asked about his views on how Bollywood becomes an easy target of criticism and discredit whenever any film fails to perform well at the box office, the actor gave a well-thought answer. He mentioned that the primary reason behind it was that as an industry, Bollywood lacked the salient unity amongst all its members. Comparing the situation with that of Tollywood, Paresh said:
advertisement
“This is because it’s an easy and soft target. Kyunki humare Bollywood walo me unity nhi hai. Agar Bollywood walo me unity ho toh koi kuch nhi kar sakta. Koi aapke theatre pe patthar bhi nahi maar sakta. Koi gunda-gardi bhi nahi kar sakta. Lekin unity honi chahiye jaise South me hai. South me aap kisi k khilaaf bol k dikhao. Kisi ki himmat nahi hogi. Toh jo South me hai vo idhar nahi hai.”
Recommended Read: Karan Kundrra On His Probable Marriage Plans With His GF, Tejasswi Prakash: 'We Are Happy And...'
In one of his previous interviews with The Times Of India, Paresh recalled one of the most heartbreaking moment of his life, when he learnt about his mother’s sudden death. At that time, he was shooting for the Salman Khan starrer film, Ready. The actor recalled how he was totally shattered and drowning in grief when he heard the news, and wasn’t able to concentrate on his film’s shoot. Moreover, he recalled how his co-star, Salman Khan, who supported him in his difficult moment. He had mentioned:
“When I heard the news, I felt a part of me died that very instant. I was numbed with grief. It was Salman Khan, who gave me strength to go through the day. He made all the arrangements of my travel back to Mumbai."
Interestingly, Paresh Rawal happens to be one such actor in the Indian film industry, who strives to keep his personal life grounded and far away from the limelight. For the unversed, the notable actor is married to former Miss India 1979, Swaroop Sampat, and the duo is blessed with two sons, Aditya and Aniruddh. In one of his earlier interviews, Paresh had spoken about his family, especially his wife’s take on the choice of work that he does. He revealed that his wife never criticised him for his characters, but often for the choice of film he made.
Check This Out: Ibrahim Ali Khan To Make His Film Debut With 'Sarzameen', Kajol Also Been Roped In For Pivotal Role
Continue reading below
In yet another of his previous interviews with The Indian Express, Paresh Rawal was asked as to why he never tried to launch his son, Aditya Rawal as an actor. To this, he gave an unmissable answer, which could be quoted as:
“I did not launch him as my son because I don't have that kind of money. To launch my son, you require a big machinery."
What do you think about Paresh Rawal’s revelations? Let us know.
Next Read: Alia Bhatt Reveals She Was Very Conscious About Her 'Jiggly-Wiggly Arms' But 'After Raha's Birth..'
