Manoj Bajpayee doesn’t have any problem being an outsider in Bollywood.

Manoj Bajpayee jumps on the outsider VS insider debate, says he wants to be the ‘latter.’ Despite having a thirty-year long career, he has finally achieved what he wanted. Therefore he wants to stay at the ‘fringe’ side of the Bollywood. 

The actor’s views on being an insider : 

He says the insiders always look for validation. The biggest competition for him is himself. He further adds that he never complains about anything, being on the fringe side gives him liberation and freedom to grow more and more day by day. 

He was asked by some reporters that which outsider shot the most significant fame in Bollywood. He then replied with the names of two Bollywood actors, Shah Rukh Khan, and Akshay Kumar.

 According to him, these two actors have survived well enough being outsiders. They have worked so hard that they became insiders. He opines that being an outsider gives you a lot of freedom to do your work as there are no high expectations from you to perform well at the Box Office awards. But likely he doesn’t care; he wants to complete his work. 

Bajpayee on his career struggles : 

Bajpayee was very firm in his decision of becoming an actor. He said if he fails, he will never go back. He will work in street plays and would still be an actor. The madness and passion he has for acting are not for an apartment or some luxurious cars.

 Everything that he earns today was not planned by him; he just went on working. He is an inspiration to all the youngsters who face problems in their life. He wants to be known to the world as an actor Manoj Bajpayee. 

On the work front : 

Manoj Bajpayee has worked in many films like Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs Of Wasseypur. He played the role of Sardar Khan. Sardar Khan wanted to take revenge from Ramadhir Singh as he killed Sardar Khan’s father. 

He recently featured in The Family Man. Every role which is played by Manoj Bajpayee is loved by everyone. He is no doubt one of the finest actors Bollywood has ever got.