Ravi Kishan Recalls Being Humiliated By Successful 90s Actors: I Have Become My Own Godfather - EXCLUSIVE

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Ravi Kishan was among the prominent contestants on Kunal Kemmu's reality show Alliance. However, he chose to leave the competition in Episode 6 to resume his responsibilities as a Member of Parliament from Gorakhpur. Following the exit, Ravi had an exclusive chat with Zoom where he looked back on the highs and lows of his journey in the entertainment industry, recalling the difficult phase when he struggled to find acceptance. Speaking candidly, the actor reflected on the rejection and humiliation he endured early in his career and how those experiences changed his outlook on life.

Ravi Kishan reacts to humiliation by 90s actors

Speaking exclusively to Zoom, Ravi Kishan reflected on the rejection and humiliation he faced from several successful actors in the 90s. The actor-politician also opened up about how he overcame those setbacks and carved a successful place for himself in the industry.Ravi said, "This is a lesson for all my juniors and the younger generation. The youth, especially Gen Z, give me a lot of love. India is a vast country with 1.4 billion people, and nearly 65% of them are young. Many of them are searching for hope and direction in life. Some break down after failure, some turn to alcohol. They should look at my journey. I am living proof that you can survive and keep going despite every setback."

Ravi Kishan on turning rejection into strength

Sharing how he made those rejection his power, Kishan shared, "Humiliation and rejection are a part of life and society. That's okay. Just like Lord Shiva held poison in his throat, he neither swallowed it nor threw it away, I held on to my pain. I turned every rejection and every humiliation into my strength and energy."

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Reflecting on how criticism and rejection fuelled his journey instead of breaking his spirit, Ravi Kishan said, "People used to tell me, 'You're doing Bhojpuri films, your career is over.' They never imagined that one day I would build my own industry, create my own opportunities and become a superstar on my own."He also said, "Some people don't get a godfather in life. They have to become their own godfather. That was my life's challenge—to become my own godfather. There was a time when I was just a filler. Today, people are writing my entire story. That's nature's answer."Meanwhile, Ravi Kishan was recently seen in Netflix film Maa Behen, co-starring Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri.