Guess Who: Hindi cinema has given the audience many great stars as well as some great villains. These villains have not only scared the audience with their powerful acting but have also left an indelible mark on the hearts of the audience. One such famous villain gained a lot of fame by becoming a ‘bad man’ in Bollywood. But to reach this position, he had to struggle a lot. He even had to sell detergent.
The legendary villain we are talking about is none other than Gulshan Grover. Gulshan used to bring life to his villainous character and the audience used to look at him with fear and hatred. He has played mainly negative characters in more than 400 films, he has been seen in very few positive roles in his entire career. But do you know that it was not easy for Gulshan to reach this position. Especially his childhood was spent in a lot of troubles
Gulshan used to sell detergent to pay his fees
Gulshan’s childhood was full of hardships. The financial condition of his house was very bad and he used to sell detergent to pay his school fees. In an interview, the actor opened many pages of his life and said, “I have seen many ups and downs in my life. My childhood went through very bad conditions. I still remember that my school used to be in the afternoon but I used to wear my uniform and leave in the morning. Every morning I used to sell detergent powder for washing utensils and clothes in big houses far away from my house.”
I had to stay hungry for many days
He further said, “I used to earn money by selling all this. People living in those mansions used to buy things from me because they wanted me to study and do something big. I was never afraid of poverty because my father always taught me to be honest. In those days, we did not have money for food and we had to stay hungry for many days. Even after coming to Mumbai, the situation remained the same for a long time but I did not lose courage.”
Gulshan is famous as a bad man in Hindi cinema
Let us tell you that Gulshan Grover acted in more than 100 films. He is called the ‘Bad Man’ of Hindi cinema because he left a deep impression in his negative roles in films.
