Aryan Vaidh Responds to Viral Video of Sharad Kapoor, Emphasizes Preparedness for Tough Times

Mumbai, November 15 (Daily Kiran) : Actor Aryan Vaidh recently addressed the viral video of fellow actor Sharad Kapoor, stating that Bollywood functions like any other industry, and the entire sector does not come to a halt for one individual’s struggles.

In a video shared on his Instagram, Aryan defended the film industry, arguing that blaming Bollywood for an artist’s difficult times is unjust. “I watched Sharad Kapoor’s video and felt very sad. I worked with him years ago in the film ‘Chahat Ek Nasha.’ After seeing the video, I read many comments stating that Bollywood doesn’t take care of its artists, but the industry is just like any other,” he explained.

Aryan noted that Bollywood cannot force anyone to work. “I don’t know the specifics of what happened to Sharad, but many artists face tough times because they don’t think about the bad times during good times. This leads to disappointment, and some turn to alcohol,” he added. He advised people to strengthen their financial planning and save for challenging periods.

“Economic pressure never stops. Bills keep coming. This industry has even forced major stars like Amitabh Bachchan to sit at home during tough phases. It’s not just Bollywood; this applies to every field. One must prepare for hard times during good times,” he emphasized.

He also urged caution in financial spending. “People today buy expensive items like the iPhone 18 on EMI, but remember, the allure of a new phone fades in a few months, while a poor credit score can haunt you for 10 to 12 years,” he cautioned.

Sharad Kapoor’s recent video sparked concern among fans, with many expressing their worries. One user commented, “I was shocked to see him in this condition; God bless you, sir.” Another encouraged him, saying, “There’s no shame in asking for work; come back stronger.”

However, Sharad later clarified that he is doing well and recovering from an injury sustained in Barcelona. He also mentioned that during his recent move, he temporarily placed his pet dogs in an animal welfare center.