Actor
Arjun
Mathur,
who
has
experienced
the
uneven
playing
field
of
the
Hindi
film
industry,
achieved
success
only
recently
with
the
web
series
Made
In
Heaven.
Arjun
said
that
while
he
was
extremely
disappointed
to
learn
about
the
industry's
unfairness,
he
did
not
let
it
bog
him
down,
but
instead
it
gave
him
the
courage
to
explore
much
more
through
his
filmography.
On
the
debate
that
has
been
reignited
following
Sushant's
death,
Arjun
believes
it
will
remove
some
of
the
toxicity
in
the
industry
through
introspection,
but
he
wishes
people
were
debating
in
a
more
civil
manner.
As
of
now,
he
thinks
many
are
"washing
their
dirty
laundry
over
someone's
death."
"Good
that
this
debate
is
happening
and
mainstream
Bollywood
is
kind
of
soul-searching
and
wondering
if
they
went
wrong
somewhere.
Surely
some
of
the
toxic
stuff
in
the
industry
will
leave
us
for
good.
But
I'm
also
finding
it
disrespectful.
There's
a
much
more
civil
way
to
do
this.
Actors
don't
need
to
come
out
and
talk
so
much,
public
baat
kar
rahi
hai," Arjun
told
Hindustan
Times.
When
asked
if
the
gates
of
the
industry
will
be
opened
for
struggling
outsiders
through
this
discussion,
he
said,
"Work
will
happen
the
way
it
has
been
happening.
Not
everyone
becomes
mega
star
overnight.
Also,
ask
yourself
aapko
kya
mega
star
banna
hai?
From
what's
happening
right
now,
one
thing
is
clear
that
stardom
isn't
everything.
It's
a
tough
place
to
maintain
your
mental
equilibrium,
so
it's
better
to
have
faith
in
yourself."
On
the
impact
of
frivolous
talk
shows
like
Koffee
With
Karan,
Arjun
opined,
"It's
detrimental
to
our
society.
I've
nothing
against
Karan,
I
love
him
for
the
really
funny
human
that
he
is,
but
whatever
I
know
of
him
in
social
or
personal
setting,
has
nothing
to
do
with
this
particular
show.
Not
just
me,
even
the
people
who've
been
on
the
show
said
the
same.
Putting
people
down
and
these
gossip
aren't
required."
Arjun
has
worked
in
films
like
Luck
By
Chance,
Angry
Indian
Goddesses,
The
Accidental
Prime
Minister
and
more.