Suresh Menon says that there is no brother -in -law, but groupism in Bollywood: ‘They call it Gol Gappa in Delhi, Chaat in Mumbai’. Hindi film news
Comedian and actor Suresh Menon, who is known for his memorable comic timing and character roles in films and shows, has spoke openly about his absence over the years. Bollywood Spotlight. In an interview with digital commentary, Suresh revealed that while his love for acting remains intact, the industry has changed in such a way that it no longer makes a place for him.“I like to be in front of the camera, there is no doubt,” he said. “But unfortunately, even after 30 years in the industry, I still have to go casting director And audition – and sometimes they do not even recognize me. ,‘Nobody is NepotismOnly Factionalism,The actor rejected the notion of brother -in -law, instead indicated what he says to the real challenge: Groupism. “There is no brother -in -law, the word is wrong. Only groupism. If you can go to the right group, you live. If not, you are out,” he said, despite working with top stars, he never tried to network beyond work hours. “I have never disturbed anyone in their personal life.”Suresh recalled a disappointing incident when he visited a prestigious casting agency and was “introduced as someone who wants to return to films.” He looked invisible. “It felt as if someone stabbed me from inside,” he confessed. “I had never gone – I was always around.”Despite the failures, he still managed to find some meaningful roles. “I recently did a small cameo in an English film. I have now become a cameo master,” he jokingly said. He also praised casting director Tes Joseph for believing his ability.‘Heroes still get character roles, we have to wait’The actor fulfilled the lack of character investigation in modern cinema. “Earlier, a hero could play a Bihari or a South Indian. Now, only the stars only get that privilege. Supporting actors like us have to wait endlessly. Even brainless comedy does not call me. Ahmed Khan- I am alive! ‘Welcome to the Jungle’ is happening and no one called me. ,He recalled a piece of advice from a director who once told him: “You will always sleep on the bed you made.” Considering this, he commented, “It got stuck with me. It’s not my time. But it is wrong that an artist is associated with a certain image.”
‘I will never stop acting, but I will not depend on it’Suresh also opened about the typisting he has faced. “Somebody once told me that I can either play a gay character or South Indian. I said,” Okay, bring it. ” But I want to do something different.Despite the frustrations, he remains optimistic. “The world is a circle. Whatever rotates comes around. Therefore, I do not remain unhappy for a long time. I go out, a vada pav or a drink with friends. Life moves forward.”He concluded by revealing his next steps, “I am pivying now. I have been in the corporate world and I would like to return it back. I will always continue to act – I can never give it to it. But I will not depend on it, especially not on any group or lobby. Not on any group or lobby.
