Mishal Raheja rubbishes news of fees hike, says he's not an expensive - Page 3

Originally posted by: Mishfan

Ami,

This was posted on IF . I have only watched him in IPK 1.

But from his post & this IV, his frustration is very clear.. He's been courageous enough to

speak about it & this is very true for many not so popular but talented actors.

It's all about networking, socializing & like he said buttering for work.

We got in touch with Akshay and here's what he said, "Nothing per say got me riled up or compelled me to write this post. But what did bother me was the fact of not being nominated in any of the recent award shows. Because the kind of work that I have done in my last few shows (Do Dil Ek Jaan, Waaris), I kind of felt like I should have at least been nominated. Ms. Kangana Ranaut is actually right about award shows - they are all a sham. Most people do not deserve the awards they get. That's why it's a sham, having said that there are some who deserve the awards and actually do win. But mostly it's all for show."

"I just felt the need to let people out there, including budding actors know that its not all hunky dory here in the industry. I am not on a crusade or something, but it's important for all to know the reality. I came into the industry at a time where skill was given more importance over money making. And there is disappointment on a daily basis when your work is not acknowledged. Its sad but that's how the industry has become now," said Akshay.

So is there a hint of nepotism here in this situation? To this Akshay replied, "See there is no such thing as nepotism for TV. The TV industry can't have nepotism. I am an introvert and I rely on my work and skills to speak for me. But the thing in this industry is that need to socialise and make friends. I've been down that part and tried really hard but I can't go out and fake a smile."

The actor also went on to reveal, "I had tried to be myself and let my work speak for me. But when that stopped happening, people expected me to go out and socialise and ask for work. Some people have that kinda brain to get their work done somehow and some people are simply artists who expect their work to speak volumes. Out there, its like "yaar isko jaante hai chalo le lete hai show mein."

Akshay feels that he'd rather be out in search of quality work and not push himself on other people, "I have tried to go out and get accustomed to this socialising trend, but found it fake. I'd rather do minimal but quality work than push myself on people or butter them up to give me work."

Akshay does have a valid point here, doesn't he?

Originally posted by: Mishfan

Ami,

This was posted on IF . I have only watched him in IPK 1.

But from his post & this IV, his frustration is very clear.. He's been courageous enough to

speak about it & this is very true for many not so popular but talented actors.

It's all about networking, socializing & like he said buttering for work.

We got in touch with Akshay and here's what he said, "Nothing per say got me riled up or compelled me to write this post. But what did bother me was the fact of not being nominated in any of the recent award shows. Because the kind of work that I have done in my last few shows (Do Dil Ek Jaan, Waaris), I kind of felt like I should have at least been nominated. Ms. Kangana Ranaut is actually right about award shows - they are all a sham. Most people do not deserve the awards they get. That's why it's a sham, having said that there are some who deserve the awards and actually do win. But mostly it's all for show."

"I just felt the need to let people out there, including budding actors know that its not all hunky dory here in the industry. I am not on a crusade or something, but it's important for all to know the reality. I came into the industry at a time where skill was given more importance over money making. And there is disappointment on a daily basis when your work is not acknowledged. Its sad but that's how the industry has become now," said Akshay.

So is there a hint of nepotism here in this situation? To this Akshay replied, "See there is no such thing as nepotism for TV. The TV industry can't have nepotism. I am an introvert and I rely on my work and skills to speak for me. But the thing in this industry is that need to socialise and make friends. I've been down that part and tried really hard but I can't go out and fake a smile."

The actor also went on to reveal, "I had tried to be myself and let my work speak for me. But when that stopped happening, people expected me to go out and socialise and ask for work. Some people have that kinda brain to get their work done somehow and some people are simply artists who expect their work to speak volumes. Out there, its like "yaar isko jaante hai chalo le lete hai show mein."

Akshay feels that he'd rather be out in search of quality work and not push himself on other people, "I have tried to go out and get accustomed to this socialising trend, but found it fake. I'd rather do minimal but quality work than push myself on people or butter them up to give me work."

Akshay does have a valid point here, doesn't he?

Originally posted by: ~DaZZ|ing~

Very logically thought out, Ami! 👍🏼 You could be right about the acquisition of rights for any tv show. Would they have made a clause in their contracts to exclude Mishal from all promotions of Nakusha? 🤔 If such is the case, then why not be open and honest with your audience? Why give Mishal a bad name in the process of adhering to the fine print in your contracts? It's as if An TV's making an attempt to cease Mishal's popularity in Indonesia so that his fandom will move on to welcoming Shabir in Dutta's role instead. 💔 So many questions, yet so little answers. 😔 Thank you for sharing that link, Ami. 🤗 Akshay is right! 👏 I had no idea he was that talented himself. 😳 I remember him from his days on IPKKND 1 as Arnav's cousin Akash. 😊 Didn't think he had it in him to play such negative characters, but he proved me wrong with his performance. Mishal may not be the most popular in the industry today, but he's acquired a name for himself in regards to his acclaim as a sensational actor. We can at least take solace in the recognition he's been given for his craft. 😊