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'People representing outsiders have careers run by their own sisters'
Updated On: 20 August, 2020 12:24 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
saqib Saleem speaks about the insider-outsider debate and where he stands on the whole issue.
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The nepotism row and 'insider-outsider' debate has recently found new force with people on both sides of the issue challenging each other. The debate was brought back into the limelight after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, when many opined that he was a victim of nepotism and was not given the opportunities he deserved as an 'outsider'.
Speaking about nepotism and the 'insider-outsider' debate, Dil Juunglee actor Saqib Saleem says he wants to steer clear of the issue. He told indianexpress.com, "When I thought I wanted to be an actor, no Bollywood producer or director called up and said, 'Saqib, come to Mumbai, I will make you a superstar.' It was me who decided to become an actor. So, I came to Mumbai. I have had my own journey and I am proud of it. Every field, be it food industry or journalism, has its own shares of obstacles. We have spoken about it (nepotism) so much! All we need to do is find work and do it."
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