Anurag Kashyap about the actor turned security guard Savi Siddhu: I respect him, but he will have to help himself.

Anurag Kashyap has answered the story of Savi Siddhu, the actor who has worked with him in his films like Black Friday and Gulaal. Siddhu now works as a security guard in a residential society.

Film Companion shot a video on Siddhu in which he talked about his fate and the difficulties he experienced after the death of many members of his family, including his wife and his parents' quick succession due to which he had to leave the cinema.

Siddhu also stated that despite his current state, he was hopeful about the plans of fate. The actor added that he would ask producers to play in movie roles once he would have earned enough money.

Since the release of the story, social media users are asking Anurag Kashyap to listen to the difficult situation of Savi Siddhu.

And now, Kashyap has answered a series of tweets.

There are so many actors who do not have work. I respect Savi Siddhu as an actor and I threw him three times when he won the role. I respect him for the fact that he chose to live his life with dignity and choose a job unlike many right-to-work actors who have either

– Anurag Kashyap (@anuragkashyap72) on the 19th March 2019

Kashap wrote: "There are so many actors who do not have work. I respect Savi Siddhu as an actor and I threw him three times when he won the role. I respect him for the fact that he chose to live his life in dignity and to have chosen a job different from those who have the right to become unemployed actors who have become alcoholics or who have gone astray. Nawaz was a guardian, a waiter, I met an actor who sells bhelpuri in the streets, I know him and a Black Friday actor who drives a rickshaw, the main role of Salaam Bombay did the same. . [19659006] He added that giving a role to an actor in his film would be "insulting."

"Art and the artist Savi will have to help himself." The only thing to do is to have the casting directors audition to allow him to play the role.For this, he will have to walk to the office of the casting director as a million others.He made a conscious choice and, " he tweeted.

He then implored moviegoers to support independent films featuring lesser-known actors who, for the most part, come from small towns to realize their dreams.

"We all make conscious choices – go to movie theaters and buy tickets for films with unknown talents, such as Savi Siddhu, to make sure they continue to be what they are." They are the best, to be the artist they want.That's all I had to say.Thank you, "he says.