Did You Know? Boney Kapoor Resided In Raj Kapoor's Servant Quarters Due To His Father Being Thrown Out Of Jobs

While Boney Kapoor is now a renowned producer and belongs to one of the richest families in Bollywood, did you know it wasn바카라�t an easy journey for him and his family at all? The producer, whose latest venture 바카라�Maidaan바카라� is doing fairly decent, has taken a trip down memory lane in a conversation with Galatta Plus and opened up about the struggles he, his brother-actor Anil Kapoor, and father-producer Surinder Kapoor faced initially.

These struggles were during the early years, and were primarily financial hardships. He recounted a poignant story of his father, who encountered considerable hardships, including losing ten jobs due to his staunch advocacy for workers바카라� rights, resulting in their family relocating to Mumbai, a move facilitated by Prithviraj Kapoor.

바카라�My father was brought to Bombay by Prithviraj Kapoor. My grandfather handed over my father to Prithviraj ji because my father left about 10-12 jobs. Left, in the sense, he was thrown out because he was siding with and supporting the workers, fought for their causes. My father was in debt. We lived in Raj Kapoor바카라�s outhouse, where servants and drivers lived.바카라�

Determined to overcome these obstacles, he added, 바카라�When my grandmother passed away, Anil and I decided that he will do acting and I will take over the production. Somebody had to run the show at home also. My father had a heart problem; we didn바카라�t want to give him stress.바카라�

When that journey started, Boney Kapoor became embroiled in a financial mess because of the debt his father carried. 바카라�My father was in debt. We were in a sh**hole,바카라� he shared.

Ever since, the producer has made significant contributions to the industry. Despite these challenges, he has forged a thriving career in the film industry. His latest endeavour, 바카라�Maidaan,바카라� starring Ajay Devgn has garnered success, and has crossed the Rs 30 crore mark worldwide.