Sonu Sood opens up on what being an outsider in Bollywood really feels like; Read

Sonu Sood recently expressed his thoughts on being an outsider in Bollywood. He spoke about favouritism that goes on in industry and how one would have to be strong to survive in Bollywood. Sonu Sood spoke about his experience when he first started out and also shared his thoughts on events following actor Sushant Singh Rajput's demise. In an interview with Republic TV, he dressed this issue by saying,

“Lot of people are trying to get mile, over this subject, that’s very unfortunate. Imagine what his family living in Patna must be going through. People who haven’t met him in ir life want to sit on a debate, this is unfortunate.”

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Sonu Sood speaks about being an outsider in Bollywood

When asked if  Sushant Singh Rajput's death would cause any change in industry, actor replied that, 

“I don’t kw if near talent will be treated fairly, it’s an eye-opener for many people. I am an outsider. I have been through places where lot of established names are re, sometimes you feel out of place, you feel 'do you really belong to this place?'"

During interview, he also elaborated on how it felt to be an outsider in an industry that is reportedly close-knit. He said,

"You will always feel that; don’t think it’s going to change. When an outsider comes to a party, people are going to hug him and welcome him, everything has changed and you are part of this industry, it’s t going to happen. An outsider will always remain an outsider, but you work hard and be successful.”

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Sonu Sood also spoke about what impact this will have on aspiring actors and newcomers who dream to be an actor. He mentioned, 

“All outsiders who come to Mumbai should have nerves of steel to survive, maybe for months, maybe for years, and if it doesn’t happen, you need to be strong eugh to go back to your families, and do something in life. But when you see cases like Sushant, which is so unfortunate, we used to workout toger, he was such a great guy, and a successful guy, it sends a wrong mess, where parents don’t let ir kids come to Mumbai. ' industry is t safe, people will t help you', it’s t like that."

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