I Will Not Go Under The Knife But...

'I always say that if somebody is not coming from a billionaire background, if they come from normal, non-filmi backgrounds, please don't come to become an actor because it's very, very, challenging.'

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It's very difficult for someone from a middle-class family to become an actor, and Anjana Sukhani, who has been in the industry for 23 years, endorses this.

'Doors don't open easily for us,' she says.

Still, the Bada Naam Karenge actor has carved a name for herself. She shares the pressures of being an actor and tells "If you are seen in the same T-shirt twice, they will say, 'Oh my God, she doesn't even have clothes. She was wearing this 10 days ago and wearing it again'."

Is it expensive to maintain a star life?

Yes. Kids, who come from backgrounds where their parents are established stars, already come with a base. They have a platform, a network. Stylists, publicists and security are at their beck and call. But it's tough for people who come from humble backgrounds, from middle class families. We have to take care of our parents, of the house, of our careers.

It's not easy.