New Delhi:
Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh recently addressed the ongoing discussion about brother -in -law in the Indian film industry. He shared that the success of an artist finally depends on his talent rather than a family connection.
In an interview with Annie, he said, “If there was any benefit of brother -in -law, I would have been elsewhere today. ‘Kiya ja sakta hai’ (If a doctor’s son is becoming a doctor, a Nepo child can also be used) …… if my daughter gets grown up and wants to become an actor or an actress or a filmmaker, then I can work as an art.
He added, “Any artist makes his mark with his creativity.”
As the son of legendary singer Mukesh’s grandson and famous playback singer Nitin Mukesh, Neil accepted his family’s legacy, but highlighted that his travel in the industry was not without challenges.
“I am the grandson of Mukesh ji. I am the son of Nitin Mukesh ji. Today I am the third generation and I am taking them forward.
Neil pointed to the success of actors without industry connection, as proof of the fact that talent in Bollywood is strong: “I don’t think they have a film connection or identity. But see that they are doing a first -class job, which is due to their talent. So, I know that, as a actor, as an actor, I am a person after feeling that after feeling that a person as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, as a person, a person as a person, As a person, as a person, as a person, as well as the son of a singer, the son of a singer.
During his career in two decades, Neil appeared in films including New York (2009), Prem Ratan Dhan Payo (2015), Golmaal Again (2017) and Saaho (2019). His most recent work includes the corruption-safing drama account Barbar, which was released in January this year.
