New Delhi:
In Hindi cinema, you will find many such actors who started their journey from the floor and reached Arsh. The destiny of the actor we are going to tell you today has been the same. Who first lost his property and was forced to live in a small house. Lipstick and nail polish in buses to fill the stomach. But the dance pension brought him to the cinema. And, if the talent goes out on the right path, then how can you avoid the eyes of the connoisseur. Jaya Bachchan caught sight of the actor’s skill and after that life changed.

This is the actor
The actor we are talking about is Arshad Warsi. Arshad Warsi’s father Ahmed Ali Khan was a Poyat and Singer. When Arshad was 18 years old, his father died due to bone cancer. The mother also started running due to kidney failure. Arshad and his brother had such bad days that they could not even save their property. He lost his two buildings on Grant Road due to legal problems. He also had to leave Juhu’s bungalow. Leaving all this, Arshad shifted to a small house with his brother. In order to feed, he started selling lipstick and nail polish in buses.

Jaya Bachchan’s call changed life
Arshad Warsi was very fond of dance. He joined Akbar Sami’s dance group. In this dance group, he started working like a choreographer. Apart from this, he also worked with Alik Padmasi and Bharat Dobhalkar. Meanwhile, he received an offer from Joy Augustine’s movie. But till then he did not make a mood to act. Meanwhile, he was called by Jaya Bachchan and offered Tere Mere Sapna film. After that Arshad returned to step into the film world. And, his life changed.