‘Aashiqui’ fame Rahul Roy, who is currently recovering from a brain stroke, has advised young budding actors to not take risks at the cost of their lives. Last year, the actor had suffered a cerebrovascular stroke while shooting in extreme conditions in Kargil. Since then, Rahul has been resting at home and is on the road to recovery. In a recent interview with Etimes, he advised the aspiring actors that their work should not take a toll on their health. Rahul’s comments come days after actor Sidharth Shukla died of a heart attack at the age of 40.
“I had a brain stroke, so I wouldn’t be able to answer this because I was totally under observation and heavy medicines. But now, when I look back at it, it makes me release many things. I have learnt through this incident, that we, as actors, must take risks, but not at the cost of our own lives. It is dangerous to just trust random, unripe professionals who have no idea of the process of making films and may do hazardous things to achieve their goals,” Rahul was quoted as saying.
Adding to this, the Bigg Boss 1 winner urged all the aspiring actors to not let their work go to their head and to make no compromises when it comes to health.
“Don’t let your work go to your head and don’t let anybody take your advantage and put you on your deathbed. This is the scariest thing that can happen to anybody. You must only trust the right professionals,” Rahul advised.
On the professional front, Rahul Roy recently shot for a music video and is determined to get his acting career back on track. He is all set to start his second innings in Bollywood and is looking to explore all sides as an actor. Also Read:Rahul Roy Finally Discharged From Hospital; Brother-In-Law Says His Therapies Will Continue And He Will Be Fine In 6-7 Months
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