Javed Akhtar recalled industry boycott on the Copyright Act, hungry for days: ‘I never thought of suicide’. Hindi film news

Veteran lyricist and screenwriter Javed Akhtar, who played an important role in the introduction Copyright Amendment Act 2012After the recent improvement, the industry’s backlash was opened. Amendment was a historical decision aimed at ensuring proper revenue for lyricists and musicians, many of which had long been denied their right part. However, the step was not sitting well with many music companies and manufacturers, and a resolution was passed to boycott the mythical writer.Javed Akhtar confirmed the music industryIn an interview conversation with mid-day, Javit The boycott confirmed and admitted that it affected his work. Still, he brushed it with his specialty intellect and said, “It doesn’t matter. It was too late. They should have done 20 years ago. What is the problem now?”Recalling a special meeting with some producers, those people who had previously distributed for blockbuster films revealed that they openly discussed the decision to cut the relationship with them. The meeting held in a hotel revolves around the resolution of boycott. But what did the manufacturers not realize that their move could be legally challenged.He shared that someone eventually pointed out the potential legal implications of boycotting a writer. Nevertheless, the manufacturers decided to proceed informally and did not work with him “until the problem was solved.” Akhtar did not sugarcane the fall. “Yes, I lost many presentations. Even today, they are not working with me,” he said.‘I never thought about suicide’: Days to survive on Javed AkhtarDespite professional failures, the acclaimed author said he remained unaffected. In fact, he said that the boycott told one of the many people behind why his actions could not really not be hurt him. While reflecting his early years in Mumbai, Javed spoke of intensive financial struggles that he had tolerated.He said, “Main Baht Bureau Dean is Dekh (I have seen very bad days),” he shared. He remembers that he was going without food, does not know where his next food will come from or he will sleep that night. While having breakfast, he said, there was a ‘comfort’ during those days.

Even during such harsh times, Akhtar said that he never considered ending his life. “When I look back in introspection, this idea of ​​committing suicide never came to me,” he said, he once has been more than two days without meals and refused to eat the charity of the offering outside. Mahim Dargah,“I could die there,” they accepted. But despite his hunger and homeless, Akhtar captured his confidence. “I had so much high self-esteem; this was the idea-it is just a matter of time. I was sure about it.”