The Ba***ds Of Bollywood's Rajat Bedi Recalls Being Sidelined During Koi Mil Gaya Promotion: Have Been Used, Abused

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Ba***ds Of Bollywood brought Rajat Bedi back into the limelight. A popular ‘90s and 2000s actor, he is once again making headlines for his performance as Jaraj, one of the lead characters in the Aryan Khan-directed web series. While The Ba***ds Of Bollywood presents him in a different light, Bedi recalled the time when he was sidelined from film promotions.

Rajat Bedi on being 'used, abused'

At the Khajuraho International Film Festival (KIFF), Rajat opened up about being left out and never got due credit for his work. He said, “I have been used and abused and left behind specially in my work. I have faced the consequences of trusting people. It happened in Canada. I was a real estate developer and an actor. I had partners who did the numbers on me. I faced bad consequences, but it was great also for me because it made me move back to India.”ALSO READ: Rajat Bedi Reveals Aryan Khan Wanted Him In The Ba***ds Of Bollywood Because Of THIS

Being sidelined from promotions

He added, “Koi Mil Gaya became this blockbuster film, and it was publicised with Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta and Rakesh Roshan. I was left out in the publicity, but till today, people recognise me, love me for that role. I can’t take that away. It was wonderful to work with Rakesh ji. He is one of the best directors I have worked with.”Reacting to working in

The Ba***ds Of Bollywood, he shared, “It’s a great blessing for actors because there is so much work happening on the OTT platform and there is an opportunity for technicians and actors to display their work. You will actually see me in Bollywood after 16 years. This is like daddy of all Bollywood. This is a banger. Both of them, they are colossally big. I was fortunate because I was specially called for these projects because of my past work in films.”Rajat has years of experience in the Hindi film industry. His father, Narendra Bedi, made films like Jawani Diwani, Bandhan, Maha Chor, Benaam and more. His grandfather was writer Rajinder Singh Bedi.