‘Even star kids will stop receiving offers if…’: Mohit Malik opens up about working with Rasha Thadani and Aaman Devgan

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When asked about star kids who get these chances without any prior experience, Mohit said, “After a point even they will stop getting opportunities.”

He explained, “We have to be grateful for whatever we have. They are born in such a family, they are grateful. There are some benefits that comes from that. If I too was born in a film family, I too would have had a godfather and received several opportunities. However, all this depends on how much work are you putting in your craft. You will be wasting all the chances that you are getting if you are not putting enough efforts in enhancing your craft. So even the star kids will have to put their heart and soul to be accepted. They might get five opportunities, but there won’t be a sixth, if there won’t be an improvement in their craft. They are born with those opportunities, but it depends on how they make use of it.”

In the same interview, he shared his experience of working with Ajay Devgn’s nephew and Raveena Tandon’s daughter in Azaad. He said, “When I did film with Aaman Devgan and Rasha Thadani, I saw them working hard. That’s all matters. I recently met them again, they are both down to earth. It all depends on how you keep and maintain yourself. It is important to stay grounded and focus on their craft.”

Mohit Malik is currently gearing up for the release of the second season of the Sony LIV show, Chamak.