Inaamulhaq‘Jolly LLB 2’ actor, accuses Bollywood of viewing genuine talent and a pure partial administration in the casting industry. While the entertainment industry lives on the blood and sweat of the stars, the actor requires an answer to who loses their tears for work.
Inaamulhaq shouted Cast agents for manipulation
The 45-year-old actor, who last worked in ‘Pippa’ together with Ishaan KhatterTalked about the obvious manipulation and favoriteism from the middlemen. In the conversation with digital comment, Inaamulhaq talked about being a “Akshay Kumar’s co -star” and emphasized that the modern way of distributing roles has caused problems in the industry and excludes throwing agents due to lack of transparency. “I see many outsiders, and you can really feel their frustration. Many of them live in Versova, I live there too, and when I meet them there is a visible grief. This grief originates mostly from the unfair practice of casting agencies, ”he said in the interview.
In addition, Inaamulhaq suggested that the directors should take responsibility, as they only choose from the short -listed actors while sitting in an air -conditioned room. “But my question is, who are these ten actors who are short -listed?” He continued. He questioned the authenticity of the process and asked if it is not possible that the list is manipulated.
Inaamulhaq compare the time for Rajinic and Jackie Shroff
Inaamulhaq discussed the difference in recent decades and quoted that the casting departments were internally, and the director would have the right to choose suitable players, which can change the entire course. “Subhash Ghai discovered Jackie Shroff in this way. Rajinikanth was a bus leader when someone saw him, and today he is a legend. But in today’s environment, if someone that Rajinikanth started, perhaps a casting director may not even forward his profile,” he spoke. Inaamulhaq does not blame Casting directors alone; He demands that the directors and producers open the internal casting departments. “You lag behind, which is why we continue to see the same 10 to 12 faces on the screen,” he concluded.
