After 25 years in Bollywood, Tusshar Kapoor recalls the pressure to ‘be a certain way, be in the news, go to parties’ as Jeetendra’s son: ‘I was told you have to act when you don’t act anymore’ | Hindi Movie News
Completing 25 years in Bollywood, Tusshar Kapoor has candidly explored the expectations and challenges that came with being a former professional performer Jeetendrason of Discussing his journey in a recent interview, the actor admitted that growing up in a film family brought its own challenges, adding that child stars often face some kind of scrutiny despite the fact that they are scrutinized by many. The ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ actor also spoke about the success of the game Ahmed Khan The success of a multi-starrer, his well-known concern in all films, and the reason why he likes to leave his work to speak louder than his public appearances.
Tusshar Kapoor on the success of ‘Welcome To The Jungle’
Commenting on the audience’s response to Ahmed Khan’s ‘Welcome To The Jungle’, Tusshar described the reception as both positive and rewarding.Speaking to Mid-day, he said, “It’s very difficult but very exciting. People love the characters, and they go back and forth to see them. It’s spreading like wildfire.”Reflecting on sharing the screen with 34 actors, Tusshar said the experience was more like a reunion than work.The actor, who has been part of blockbuster ensemble franchises including ‘Golmaal’, ‘Dhamaal’ and ‘Welcome’, admitted that working with multiple stars comes with expectations.“You are not afraid of being hidden, but you are worried that you will stand in front of you.”
Tusshar Kapoor marks 25 years in Bollywood
Looking back on his silver lining in the film industry, Tusshar described his career as a journey full of valuable lessons. Kapoor admitted that he misses the way films were made in the early years of his career.In the same interview, Kapoor said, “What I miss this time is that you spent the entire time of the release of the film. Whether it was a success or a failure, you have to see the journey and see it clearly.”The actor also revealed that watching his father Jeetendra’s success and setbacks prepared him to remain unknown to the film industry, “I have seen my father’s journey up and down and down. overthinker,” he has learned to be resilient.‘There’s a load’: Tusshar Kapoor on being a star kidTusshar spoke openly about the expectations that come with being born into a film family.Kapoor said, “There’s an expectation. There’s a baggage. There’s a lot of unsolicited advice that comes in – that because you’re from a film family, you have to be a certain way.”Calling himself an introvert, Tusshar explained that he did not fit the star child image.“I am very different from what one would expect a child of a star to be. I only thought about work. What I do in my life, how I am in my personal life, should not be anyone else’s business. It was difficult, but I had to stop the noise. Over the years, I have learned that,” he said.Recalling some unusual advice he received early in his career, Tusshar revealed that he was often motivated to maintain a public profile more than his acting career.Kapoor said, “I was told, ‘You should be acting when you’re not acting anymore.’ But I couldn’t deal with it. I was just ignoring it and thinking about my work. “He also said that the discussion between insiders and outsiders often ignores the difficulties that actors face in film families.“They say outsiders are pressured too much. But even as an insider, I was told you have to be a certain way, go to parties, be in the news. So this pressure is for us too,” he added.
Tusshar Kapoor thanks for ‘Golmaal’ license
The actor also took a keen look at the Golmaal franchise, which he had earlier described as the “lifestyle” of his career. Tusshar’s director Rohit Shetty for believing in him and allowing him to create his unique style in every film. He also expressed his excitement about coming back to launch the fifth edition of the drama series and reconnecting with the team.
More about Tusshar Kapoor’s career
Tusshar Kapoor made his acting debut with ‘Mujhe Kucch Kehna Hai’ in 2001 and went on to appear in films like ‘Khakee’, ‘Kyaa Kool Hai Hum’, ‘Shootout at Lokhandwala’, ‘Golmaal’, ‘Golmaal Returns’, ‘Golmaal 3’, ‘Dhamaal Again’, ‘Dhamaal Again’ Recently, he was seen in Welcome To The Jungle, alongside Akshay Kumar and an ensemble cast. He is also set to make a comeback in ‘Golmaal 5’, one of the most awaited dramas currently in development.
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