Nawazuddin Siddiqui Struggle Story: Nawazuddin Siddiqui is counted among the powerful actors of Hindi cinema. Nawazuddin, who once yearned for a role, is today among the popular actors of Bollywood on the basis of his hard work and excellent acting. Nawazuddin used to wander from door to door for work. However, today he is very successful and also very wealthy.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui has played many great and memorable characters in his career. Today, fans are desperate for a glimpse of him. Nawazuddin has all the comforts but he struggled a lot before coming to Bollywood. Nawazuddin had to struggle a lot even after doing small roles in Bollywood for years.
Nawazuddin narrated the story of getting the role in ‘Sarfarosh’
Nawazuddin kept doing small roles in Bollywood for years. He was also seen in Aamir Khan’s film ‘Sarfarosh’. However, the story of how he got the role in this Aamir Khan film is very interesting. In an interview given to ‘Bollywood Bubble’ this year, Nawazuddin said, ‘I got the role in Sarfarosh. He told me to come to Filmistan. Coincidentally, I had reached Film City.’
Nawazuddin met Aamir Khan in torn and dirty clothes
The actor further said, ‘I had a small role in Sarfarosh. In the entire script, I could read ACP Rathod. I asked who is this Rathod? So he said mind your own business. You learn your lines. I was guessing that it must be Aamir Khan. Finally I went after learning my dialogues. All my clothes were torn and had stains on them. Then suddenly Aamir Khan appeared in front of me. I started stammering after seeing him.’
Nawazuddin was scared in front of Aamir
Nawazuddin was scared about how his acting would be in front of Aamir. The actor continued in the interview and said, ‘Fortunately, my dialogues and character were more or less that of a scared man. But I was really scared. Aamir Khan was standing in front of me. I was stammering and people thought Nawazuddin was doing a great job. No one knew that I was nervous. This is how it all happened and the scene was shot. Everyone started appreciating me for my work. How could I tell them that I was really scared?’