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Bollywood veteran Mithun Chakraborty, who was recently honored with the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award, shared emotional reflections on his journey from homelessness to stardom. In an interview following the award ceremony, the actor revealed the hardships he faced when he first arrived in Mumbai, long before becoming a household name in Indian cinema.
“I once slept on the streets of Mumbai and even asked a journalist for food,” Chakraborty confessed, recalling his early days of struggle. Known for his iconic roles in films like Disco Dancer and Mrigayaa, Chakraborty’s career spans decades, but his path to success was far from easy. The actor’s candid recollection of sleeping rough and enduring rejection resonates with many aspiring actors who come to Mumbai chasing their dreams.
Chakraborty’s story is one of sheer perseverance, a reminder that success in the film industry often requires overcoming significant personal and professional obstacles. His rise to fame, marked by resilience and hard work, serves as an inspiration to those still struggling to make their mark in a highly competitive industry.
