Aladdin Actor Imran Nazir Khan Backs Ekta Kapoor Against Radhika Madan’s Offensive Remark On TV Industry: “Not Right To Criticize Your Roots”

Actor Imran Nazir Khan, who’s greatest recognized for Aladdin – Naam Toh Suna Hoga, Gathbandhan and Maddam Sir, has come out in assist of Ekta Kapoor who not too long ago slammed Radhika Madan for her feedback on the TV business.

During certainly one of her interviews, Radhika had spoken concerning the “long working hours” and “lack of creativity” within the TV business.

Actress Sayantani Ghosh criticised Radhika Madan for her feedback. Television and movie producer Ektaa R Kapoor additionally supported Sayantani, and talked about: “Sad and shameful actors have no respect for their roots Kudos @sayantanighosh0609.”

After her submit, many TV actors supported Ekta Kapoor.

Imran Nazir Khan additionally mentioned: “It’s not right to criticise your roots as each industry has its own pros and cons and they cater to different kinds of audiences. You cannot run away from your TV journey which gave you a platform to reach where you are now today.”

Commenting on how TV actors are appeared down upon by the movie business, the ‘Gathbandhan’ actor shared: “If you are doing TV, Bollywood casting directors or makers prefer freshers than someone from TV. Because there is a preconceived notion that they don’t know acting or are not suitable for web and film content. But still, we never look down upon or dismiss our TV journey or work.”

Recalling how he received rejected due to being from TV, Imran Nazir Khan shared: “It has happened to me as well multiple times in film auditions. I got rejected because I have done TV shows. Just like YouTube creators think tiktok creators are cringe, the same way film actors always think that TV actors are cringe maybe because of the content. But TV is also catering to a large number of audiences and giving work to millions of people.”

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