Diljit Dosanjh Makes A Surprising Revelation, Says 'I Never Faced Any Camp System In Bollywood'!
While talking to a news agency, Diljit Dosanjh revealed that he never faced any camp system in Bollywood and everyone greeted him with love and respect.
News
oi-Madhuri
By Madhuri
Punjabi
sensation
Diljit
Dosanjh's
cop
act
in
Abhishek
Chaubey's
gritty
thriller
Udta
Punjab
was
well-received
by
all
earning
him
even
a
Filmfare
Award
this
year.
Now,
all
eyes
are
set
on
his
upcoming
film
Phillauri
where
he
will
be
seen
romancing
Anushka
Sharma
for
the
first
time.
Admit
it
or
not,
but
camps
do
exist
in
Bollywood
whether
one
likes
them
or
not.
However
Diljit
says
that
he
never
felt
any
camp
system
in
the
industry.
As
a
Punjabi
superstar
and
an
outsider
who
didn't
belong
to
a
filmi
family,
a
leading
news
agency
asked
him
if
he
ever
had
to
face
any
problems
or
discrimination
because
of
the
existing
camps.
Diljit
answered,
"I
have
never
faced
it
(discrimination)
nor
has
anybody
tried
to
do
bad
to
me.
Whoever
I
met,
they
greeted
me
with
respect
and
love.
I
never
felt
any
camp
system
here."
Further
when
quizzed
about
his
views
on
camp
systems
he
added,
"Yes,
when
you
make
films
you
can
have
your
'team'.
One
team
is
making
a
film
like
this,
another
will
make
a
different
film."
On
being
asked
if
he
feels
Sardars
are
typecasted,
he
said,
"Back
home,
producers
would
often
cast
aspersions
on
it;
they
were
of
the
opinion
that
nobody
would
want
to
watch
a
hero
in
a
turban.
Sometimes,
I
too
would
think
what
they
were
saying
was
right,
but
I'm
glad
it
has
been
proven
wrong.
I
am
getting
respect
and
work
here.
I
feel
fortunate
that
Bollywood
didn't
offer
me
comic
roles."