TV actors find Bollywood “heartbreaking,” says Karan Tacker.

Karan Tacker, a Bollywood actor and TV regular, is one of these stars who has been a TV mainstay for decades.

The actor possesses a great deal of charm, charisma, and acting ability. Despite his obvious talent, he has yet to appear in many Bollywood films. He has acting skills, a commanding presence, and attractive looks, but he doesn’t have a high profile.

Karan has held a variety of positions in the Indian film and television industries. However, he has been focusing on the digital sphere since leaving the television industry many years ago.

For those who are unaware, Karan went on to win an international award at the Yellowstone International Film Festival for his performance as Farooq Ali in Special Ops. Those who are unfamiliar with this subject will benefit from this information.

The actor recently opened up about his industry struggles and his journey to acceptance after being rejected repeatedly.

“Despite my best efforts to appear stoic by saying things like “oh, it’s just part of the job,” I have to admit that hearing such a statement can be devastating. When you’ve invested a significant amount of time and effort into a project and everyone involved appears to be on the same page, it can be devastating when things don’t work out “His own words. “There are times when you’re very hopeful of a project, you’ve tested you for they’ve taken your dates, and I’ve done readings with the potential co-stars,” she says.

Karan revealed that he faced significant backlash after leaving television broadcasting six years ago.

“Because you must be rejected from a job application every other week, a sizable number of people have said no. Because of your TV appearance, you may be denied even the opportunity to take the test. What really irritates me is when people say things like, “Oh, you’re from TV; you don’t fit into the category of actors we want to cast in a project,” or “Let’s not test him because he’s from TV,” before even considering casting you. This is really grating on my nerves. As a result, the rejection can be interpreted in a variety of ways.”

“It’s kind of scary, but you have no choice but to get strong,” he said of having to audition again, message people “I’d like to meet you,” and repeat the entire process. To “put yourself out there,” as in “audition,” “message” people “I’d like to meet you,” and “go through the entire process” again.

Karan previously stated that he was turned down for roles because he was “too good looking” or “too fit.”

“Even though I’ve never been told to “correct” anything, the phrase “you look too good for the part” has always been a roadblock for me. I’ve never heard the word “correct” used in reference to myself. For a long time, this has been a major challenge for me, and I have yet to find a solution. People have said to me, “You are a fit guy, don’t be so fit,” or “You are a good-looking guy, so that’s the problem.” Both of these are rumours that I’ve heard.

“I believe they are being hypocritical because most people whose careers in film began in their families did so because of their appearance. The proverb “Iske body acchi hai, iski shakal acchi hai, and baal acche hai” refers to someone who has a good body, face, and hair. That is an excellent summary of the concept. I think it’s quite hypocritical that you want the whole package to launch a starkid, but when it comes to finding an actor, the package is the problem, and then you’re okay with accepting those people, Karan told News 18 in an interview.

Karan appeared in the critically acclaimed film Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, starring Shah Rukh Khan and Anushka Sharma.

Not only that, but he also appeared in Season 2 of the web series Special Ops 1.5.

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