Prateik Babbar, who was most recently seen in 2013 film Issaq, has been absent from the spotlight for quite a while. Furthermore, the 30-year-old gas legitimate motivation to legitimize his nonattendance. Babbar, who started his Bollywood profession with Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, as of late opened up on his long fight with medication fixation.
In a current meeting to IANS, he said that he has dealt with confusions of his life and has battled the evil presences of substance manhandle. It was a year ago when he initially discussed his medication fixation, and over the most recent one year, he has been “work in advance”.
He said he turned out in open about his habit as he would not like to keep his fans oblivious. He needed them to know about the dull truth of his life.
He included “guilt of being an addict yet having unconditional love from people with all aspirations and hope” from him was killing him.
“There was a part of my life that people didn’t know about. All these years, people, fans and admirers saw me in a certain way as a good actor, a happy guy. But that wasn’t the case. I wasn’t happy, I wasn’t being good to myself. I was a heavy addict. It was a huge problem,” Prateik told IANS.
He added, “I wanted the fans and admirers to know that side of my life. I didn’t want them to have any false impression and that is why I wanted people to know about the downfall of my life. I wanted to tell them this happened to me and I am not perfect.”
It’s been a long time since Prateik was most recently seen in a Bollywood film however he says that the holiday gave him another point of view towards life. “There was a lot of time to introspect and resurrect. There is new direction, drive for life,” he said.
Prateik, who also made headlines for his relationship with Amy Jackson and its after-effects, asserted that he is “work in progress”.
“It’s a full-time job trying to be at peace in my life, trying to be a better person and be best in every way I can be, be a good brother, be a good actor and a good human being.”
The actor, who will soon make his Bengali debut with Auroni Taukhon, additionally communicated his arrangements to compose a book about the battle.