Shahid Kapoor on Bollywood Camp: Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor is in the headlines these days for his latest release film ‘Teri Baton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya’. Kriti Sanon is seen in the lead role in this film with Shahid. Since its release on the big screen, this film has been performing very well in terms of collections. Kriti Sanon’s role in this film is also being praised a lot. Fans have liked the role of the actress a lot. Shahid Kapoor is very happy about the fans’ reaction to his film. Meanwhile, Shahid has talked about the difficulties faced while making a place in Bollywood and staying there. While talking on ‘Bollywood Camp’, the actor told what happens to an outsider when he enters Bollywood.
Bollywood camp harassed
Recently the actor reached Neha Dhupia’s show ‘No Filter’. Speaking openly on the show, the actor expressed his anger at the Bollywood camp. In this interview, while talking to Neha, the actor has told how he was treated in the industry when he came to Bollywood. How he was made to feel like an outsider. Actress Neha had also agreed to every line and argument said by Shahid in this interview.
What happened to Shahid in Bollywood?
In his interview, Shahid talked about the time when he was struggling in the industry and was wandering here and there in search of work. The actor said that first of all I was not from Mumbai. I was from Delhi, and it is clear that there is a lot of difference in the accent of Delhi and Mumbai. The actor said that perhaps there was nothing in me to fit into the Bollywood camp. I was treated badly in the Bollywood industry for a long time, I had to face a lot to survive in this industry. Because these Bollywood camp people cannot tolerate the entry of any outsider. All of them form their own group. Be it an actor, director, or film producer. All of them have their own group. This is where films are distributed, the news of which does not even reach us.
Childhood formula boosted self-confidence
To deal with this situation, the actor used the formula of his childhood. The actor told that when he was young, his family used to live in a rented house. Because of this, he had to vacate his house and shift to a new house every 11 months. Every time it became very difficult for the actor to adjust to a new place. The actor told that in every society the children had formed their own groups. In this he used to allow new people to come. But after some time, I made my own place among them. The actor said that just like this, without giving up, I have made my place in Bollywood. Giving advice to all the strugglers, the actor said that just keep standing like me. If someone bullies you, you also bully him. Increase self-confidence. After this success will be yours only.
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