Nawazuddin
Siddiqui
in
his
latest
interaction
with
a
news
channel
has
shared
a
bold
take
on
the
'heroes
vs
actors'
debate.
Not
the
one
to
mince
his
words,
the
Bajrangi
Bhaijaan
actor
said
that
heroes
last
till
their
bodies
do,
while
actors
act
for
their
entire
lives.
He
went
to
say
that
heroes
come
with
a
shelf
life
unlike
actors.
Nawazuddin
told
Aaj
Tak,
"Ye
koi
bhi
bata
dega
ki
hero
ka
waqt
hota
hai,
actor
ka
koi
waqt
nahi
hota.
Actor
puri
zindagi
acting
karta
hai.
Wo
alag
alag
kirdaaron
mein
nazar
aata
hai
(Anyone
can
tell
you
that
heroes
have
a
shelf
life,
not
actors.
Actors
can
act
for
their
entire
lives,
he
is
seen
in
various
characters)."
He
further
added,
"Rahi
baat
hero
ki,
to
jab
tak
uske
dole-shole,
pump-vump
rehte
hain,
tab
tak
woh
theek
hai.
Jahan
pump
ki
hawa
nikli,
to
woh
gayab
ho
jata
hai
(As
far
as
heroes
are
concerned,
they
are
fine
till
their
bodies
look
great.
Once
that
goes,
he
disappears)."
This
isn't
the
first
time
when
Nawazuddin
has
spilled
some
harsh
realities
about
the
entertainment
industry.
Previously,
he
had
also
talked
about
how
films
with
a
wider
screen
count
end
up
as
hits
and
had
said,
"If
someone
monopolises
4500
screens
and
doesn't
allow
any
other
film
to
run,
then
even
a
film
about
cats
and
dogs
will
make
Rs
20-30
crores."
Workwise,
Nawazuddin
was
last
seen
in
the
2020
film
Serious
Men.
His
impressive
act
in
the
movie
had
also
bagged
a
nomination
for
the
Best
Actor
at
the
International
Emmy
Awards.
Siddiqui's
upcoming
projects
include
Tiku
Weds
Sheru,
Jogira
Sara
Ra
Ra,
Sangeen,
Adbhut,
and
Heropanti
2.