Post by : Meena Hassan
Actor Rajat Bedi, who recently captured attention with his role in *The Ba**ds of Bollywood*, has shared insights into his journey through the film industry and the unwavering support he receives from his sister, Ila Bedi Dutta. Ila, known as a co-writer for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming project *Love & War*, has reportedly recommended Rajat for various roles, including one in a film headlined by Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, and Vicky Kaushal. Unfortunately, that particular casting opportunity did not materialize.
Rajat explained that every time Ila participates in a film, she advocates for him, saying, “My sister is incredibly talented as a writer. She consistently promotes my name to filmmakers. I have an older brother, Manik Bedi, an actor and producer as well. Being the youngest sibling, I rely on her to look out for us both. She spoke to Sanjay sir, saying, ‘Please consider my brother. Look for any roles suitable for him.’ Whenever she writes, she actively looks for opportunities for me.”
Despite this familial support, Rajat revealed the hardships he has encountered while trying to find work in Bollywood. He mentioned that he has gone so far as to make “cold calls” to directors, only to be told they appreciated his previous work but many proposals did not come through.
He expressed, “I’ve been striving for a comeback over the last 10-15 years, but it hasn’t happened yet. I hope for your prayers that I secure some significant projects to showcase my skills. I have a lot more to offer the audience. My family and I are truly thankful for the praise received for my work.”
Rajat's comments emphasize the hurdles faced by actors in a fluctuating film industry, illustrating that talent and diligence often do not guarantee immediate success. His story also highlights the essential role family plays in navigating the fiercely competitive realm of Bollywood.
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