The ‘Breathe’ and ‘Jeet Ki Zid’ actor Amit Sadh, feels it is unfair on the part of cinema owners to bellyache about survival when there’s a history record of creating huge profits.
Amit confessed “The pandemic has affected the industry [adversely]. It doesn’t affect me that much, but it does affect the hair and makeup community, and the the workforce of cinema, ” adding he explained, nothing is going to happen to actors it’s the workforce people which includes the whole crew, assistant director, lightman and spotboy who are going to suffer.
“cinema halls has also made huge revenues! I don’t understand people who have two cars and a home complaining about survival right now. They should keep quiet and shut up,” he rues.
The 42-year-old adds that it’s time one looks at the larger picture and suffering of people beyond one sector.
“While everyone is talking about the workforce in cinema, the workforce all over India is stuck. I know so many people who don’t have jobs,” points out the actor, who’s currently in Los Angeles (US), recovering from is knee surgery.
In April, Sadh said that he’s taking a break from social media and blasted privileged people for flaunting their privileges when the nation was having its worst period. As he continues to have hope for a better tomorrow, he insists, “We need to start correcting each other first.”
