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‘80 Films On The Floor’

With two bona fide films to his name, Ranjeet was hopeful that his family would come round to supporting his decision to join show business. Their initial reaction had been negative. When he’d finally confessed to them that he was in Mumbai to become an actor, they were disapproving. “They disowned me immediately saying ‘Ladka galat jagah pohoch gaya hai’ [the boy’s wound up in the wrong place].” The relationship improved little by little. When Sharmeelee was going to have a premiere in Delhi, Ranjeet invited his family to the screening, hoping they’d see his success and forgive him. Instead, they walked out at interval, after seeing Ranjeet slap the heroine, Rakhee. It took Rakhee’s charm to convince Ranjeet’s mother that her son had not become the villain he played on screen.

Ranjeet’s family eventually warmed up to his profession. His mother would often go to a cinema near home after lunch, saying to her friends, “Chalo ji, munde di picture lagi hai! [Let’s go, it’s my son’s film that’s playing].” The theatre owner didn’t charge Ranjeet’s parents

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