
A Golmaal actor has spoken about a period when he went bankrupt and faced debt of Rs 1 crore. He said financial pressure led him to work in what he described as C-grade films.
The actor said he felt he had sold his soul by taking those roles. He added that he did not feel good about the decision at the time and still does not feel good about it. The source does not identify the actor or provide further details about the films or debt.
The account highlights the financial insecurity that can affect people in the film industry, even after recognised work. However, the available details are limited, and the actor’s identity and wider circumstances are not clear from the report. The phrase C-grade films is subjective and should not alone be used to judge the work or the choices made under financial pressure.
Source: ndtv.com
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