Actor Harshvardhan Rane is enjoying the renewed love for his 2016 film Sanam Teri Kasam after its re-release. Grateful for the recognition, he shared that he never felt resentful about star kids having an easier entry into the industry.In an interview with India Today, Harshvardhan talked about nepotism in the industry. When asked if the attention on star kids made him feel bitter about his own career, he shared his thoughts.The actor further explained that he doesn’t feel resentful about star kids’ opportunities. He prefers facts over opinions and writes down names, noticing that most fade away while outsiders continue to succeed. This perspective helps him stay positive and avoid complaining about nepotism.Rane also emphasized that his views are based on facts, not positive affirmations. He suggested noting observations to see the reality. According to him, many star kids eventually fade away, while outsiders often achieve lasting success in the industry.Harshvardhan expressed his goal of proving his ability to tell stories effectively. He hopes the industry trusts him with good projects and aims to make producers happy, especially by earning a warm hug after a successful film release.
Harshvardhan Rane opens up about nepotism and star kids in Bollywood: ‘8 out of 10 have already vanished from the scene’ |
