Ronit Roy shared this image. (courtesy ronitboseroy)
Strong points
- “Whatever I own, I sell things,” said Ronit Roy
- “I am not a very wealthy man, but I do,” he added.
- “If they don’t care for the actors, it’s not fair,” he said.
New Delhi:
Television actor Ronit Roy became the center of attention after revealing in a recent interview that he cares for 100 families although he has not made any money since January. Roy said he runs a small business, which has been closed since March due to a national lockout due to the coronavirus pandemic. In an interview with ETimes, Ronit Roy said, “Personally, I haven’t made any money since January. I have a small business that has been running and has been closed since March. Whatever I have, I sell things to support a hundred families for which I am responsible for. “
The 54-year-old actor also urged the production companies to do their part by paying the team that works for them and added, “I’m not a very wealthy man, but I do. So these production companies production and chains that have big, lavish offices that are visible 2 km from a highway, they have to do something. They have to take care of the people on the ground. In a time like this, if they don’t take care of the actors, so it’s not fair. You have to pay them after 90 days, but they need it now, give it to them now. They can’t be hungry. It’s on both sides. “
Ronit Roy became a household name after appearing in Balaji Telefilms’ Kasautii Zindagii Kay and Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. He has also appeared in several Bollywood films such as Udaan, Student of the Year, Sarkar 3, 2 States, Munna Michael, Lucknow Central, Boss, Ugly, Kaabil and LoveYatri among others.
The actor, who was also part of the web series The hostages and Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain, will then be seen in Shamshera, with Ranbir Kapoor, Vaani Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt.
