Neetu Chandra Reveals A Businessman Wanted Her To Become ‘His Salaried Wife’ For Rs 25 Lakh Per Month

Neetu Chandra lately revealed that a businessman once offered her to turn out to be his salaried wife for which he would give her Rs 25 lakh consistently per month.

The actress stated that her tale is a failure story of a hit actor. Having worked with 13 national award winners and in such massive films, nowadays she has no paintings. Neetu found out that she turned into advised by a big businessman that he was going to supply her Rs 25 lakh per month and that she has to end up his salaried wife. She neither has money nor paintings. She feels undesirable after doing a lot of paintings, the actress advised Bollywood Hungama in an interview. Neetu said:

“I used to be advised using a large businessman that he will supply me Rs. 25 lakh in keeping with the month and I should end up his salaried wife. I neither have money nor work.”

 

Neetu additionally, in addition, recalled an audition when a well-known casting director rejected her inside one hour. in step with her, she turned to audition so that she will be rejected and that broke her confidence.

“Ek casting director, kaafi bada naam hai but important naam nahi bolna chahrahi hun, audition ke time pe hello matlab, ek ghante ke andar usne bola (A casting director, who is quite well-known but I don’t want to take the name, advised me within an hour of the audition), ‘i’m sincerely sorry Nitu, this is not working out’. You literally audition me, to reject me taaki aap mera self-belief todh sake (so that you can damage my self-belief)?”

After making her big Bollywood debut with ‘Garam Masala’, Neetu featured in films like, ‘visitors signal’, ‘One two three’, ‘Oye lucky lucky Oye’, ‘condo’, ‘and 13B’ amongst others.

 

She became ultimately visible in the Hindi film ‘Kucch Luv Jaisaa’ alongside Shefali Shah, Rahul Bose, and Sumeet Raghavan. ‘Oye fortunate Oye’ received the national film award for the great famous film. Neetu’s movie Mithila Makhaan also won a country-wide Award.