Aditya Pancholi Breaks Silence on Labels, Rumours, and Industry Bias.

Famously known for his villainous roles, Aditya Pancholi opened up about his life and career on Aap Ki Adalat.

Throughout his career, rumours, labels, and public scrutiny followed him closely. 

Pancholi expressed that people judged his actions more harshly than those of other actors. 

He openly called out the double standards within the film industry.

He explained that he does not come from a film family.

 His father was not a star, which, according to him, made him a nobody in the industry. 

He stated that when other actors find themselves in controversy, people often perceive them innocent or not entirely at fault. 

However, when it comes to him, people portray him as a criminal, even comparing him to Dawood Ibrahim.

Pancholi also expressed frustration over how the industry treated him. 

He was compared to actors involved in serious cases related to animal deaths and riots.

He questioned why those individuals did not face the same level of criticism.

He took responsibility for his mistakes in the film industry and admitted that he has done things he is not proud of.

 However, he pointed out that others have committed similar mistakes .

But the industry does not label them as villains like it labels him.

Further, Pancholi defended his family, especially his wife Zarina Wahab.

 He strongly defended her against allegations linked to her religion. 

He stated that associating her with Dawood Ibrahim solely because she is Muslim is completely wrong.

Professionally, Aditya Pancholi remains known for his roles in films such as Yes Boss (1997) and Race 2 (2013). 

His other notable films include Bajirao Mastani (2015), Jai Ho (2014), and Bodyguard (2011). 

Since the late 1980s, his career has largely consisted of villainous roles.