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10 Untold Stories Of The Real Struggle Of Bollywood Stars

Martini Shots, Bollywood, Tue Apr 19 2016, Authors: Shefali Saxena (Editorial Team), http://www.desimartini.com/new...mp;utm_medium=latest

There are some stories which make you feel that your problems in life are like peanuts!

Your favourite Bollywood stars have been through their share of dark times during their days of struggle. You might not be able to fathom the fact how they became what they are today! Take a look:

Nawazuddin Siddiqui

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Born in a family of eight siblings, Nawaz hails from a farmer’s family. He has been a watchman and a chemist for years before he tried his fate at the National School Of Drama

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Anil Kapoor

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Raised as a child in the suburbs of Chembur, Anil Kapoor himself describes his journey as the Slumdog Millionaire story. He once said in an interview to CNN, “In my neighborhood the kids never wore shoes, we always had bare feet. I remember my parents asking me to wear shoes to go and play, but usually I would forget.” In the Anupam Kher Show on Colors he told how a big family used to stay in a one room kitchen set up and he had never thought he’d reach where he is today. Not only has he made a

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Johnny Walker

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Badruddin Jamaluddin Kazi was a bus conductor who was great at mimicry. It was Balraj Sahni who spotted him on the bus and took him to Guru Dutt. And the rest they say is history and the name is Johnny Walker.

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Gulshan Kumar

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T-Series founder was actually a fruit juice seller in Daryaganj, Delhi. He died after establishing a company worth Rs. 500 Crores. His children Bhushan, Khushali and Tulsi Kumar have kept his name alive with the massive success of their music label.

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Boman Irani

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Can you believe it? Boman was a waiter and staff at The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. He also used to help his mother in running the Parsi bakery. Today we know him as one of the best comedians of our times.

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Arshad Warsi

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Arshad Warsi used to sell lipsticks and nail polishes in the buses of Mumbai. He worked his way up as a choreographer later and now stands as one of the most critically acclaimed actors in Bollywood.

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Dev Anand

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Dev Sahab was a clerk and used to earn Rs. 85 a month. The rest we needn’t explain at all, because he’s a legend!

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Mehmood

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A poultry seller, driver and Meena Kumari’s table tennis coach, Mehmood is one legendary actor who destroyed all stereotypes in Bollywood to carve his name in golden words as the best comedian ever!

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Sanjay Mishra

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It is said that Sanjay Mishra used to work at a dhaba and serve omlettes.

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Rajinikanth

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Super star Rajinikanth was a ticket conductor and a coolie before he became Thalaiva. He began his career by acting in Kannada plays. He also worked as a carpenter for a while. His is one of the most inspiring and heart touching stories of how hard work can not only make you successful but also increase your respect among people tenfold! Today Rajinikanth rules the internet and the movies.

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