Rakesh Roshan did not leave Bollywood despite repeated failure, told what is the reason for this

Actor and director Rakesh Roshan has told why he/she did not leave the film industry despite repeated failure. he/she is currently in discussion about his/her document series ‘The Roshans’, which was recently released on OTT platform Netflix. It describes the ups and downs from the struggle of three generations of the Roshan family and unheard stories. What the Roshan family contributed to pursue Hindi cinema is shown very beautifully. In this document series, Rakesh Roshan was seen talking about his/her failure. he/she did some films as an actor, but did not succeed. he/she appeared from Villain to Side Roll, but never left the industry. This was the reason that when there were flops in acting, they started directing and made hits like ‘Koi Mil Gaya’, ‘Krish’, ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’ and ‘Krish 3’.

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Rakesh Roshan did not leave the film industry when failed

Rakesh Roshan told in a conversation with ‘DNA India’ that despite failing, he/she did not leave the film industry. Asked that when he/she failed as an actor and producer, did anyone advise him/her to leave films? In response, Rakesh Roshan said, ‘I never come at anyone’s behest. Even if I would have said, I would not have heard.

‘I was not educated, so there is no job’

he/she further said, ‘I knew from inside that I could not do anything else. I did not know anything. I was not educated, so I do not get any job.

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Rakesh Roshan’s career

Talking about Rakesh Roshan’s career, he/she worked as an assistant director for many years and then made her acting debut in the film Kahani Ghar-Ghar Ki in 1970. After this, he/she did films like ‘Sundar’, ‘Bahurani’ and ‘Buniyaad’. When Rakesh Roshan did not succeed in acting, he/she started in the year 1987 as a director with the film ‘Khudgarj’. Then he/she directed many hit films including ‘Karan Arjun’, ‘Coal’, ‘Khoon Bhari Mang and’ Kishan Kanhaiya ‘.