'No One Can Buy Me For Money': Rajpal Yadav Says Financial Struggles Won’t Overshadow His 26-Year Artistic Journey | Video
Mumbai: Rajpal Yadav described himself as an artist who is deeply commited to Indian cinema and believes that his financial difficulties should not become a reason to diminish an artist's reputation or entire career. While talking to ANI, Rajpal Yadav called himself a student of Indian cinema and a responsible actor of the world. While referring to his cheque bounce case, the actor said that his…
Mumbai: Rajpal Yadav, a dedicated artist committed to Indian cinema, insists that financial difficulties should not diminish his reputation or career. In an interview with ANI, the actor emphasized that his temporary financial or legal struggles should not overshadow his identity or dedication to his craft. He confirmed his role as Salman Khan's right-hand in Dil Raju's upcoming film amidst a ₹9 crore cheque bounce case.
Rajpal Yadav, who has been an "art student of Indian cinema" since childhood, stated that no amount of money could buy him. He described himself as a responsible actor and a "priest of theatre and films," emphasizing his intention to showcase his journey from 2000 to 2026 through his work. Despite the conviction and sentence in cheque dishonor cases, the court granted him repeated adjournments and protection, suspending his sentence.
However, due to his failure to honor the undertakings, the court eventually directed him to surrender to jail authorities.
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