Actor Shahzad Khan, son of the great comedian Ajit Khan, strongly talked about the growing influence of papers in the entertainment industry. In a special chat with India digital todayThe experienced actor saw and questioned the passion with photographs, especially by those who, according to them, lack talent to secure the work completely on qualifications.

Digital talking openly with India today, Shahzad said, “This whole papers seem unnecessary to me. It is like”Pap-raji and maternal uncle‘ – Those who cannot make it on the strength of their talent, often rely on being seen by paps. But if someone really has talent, they will get work soon or later. ,

He further said that he consciously kept his personal life away from the headlines. He said, “Why should I expose my personal life – where do I go, what do I do and how do I live? It’s not a business of anyone. I have never performed airports or have not posed outside the gym for cameras. I like to keep things simple,” he said.

Recalling the values ​​given by his father and earlier generations, Shahzad said, “We saw that our senior citizens maintain dignity and privacy, and that is what I follow. They let their work speak, and I do not believe in exposing myself to meditation.”