Overview
- Kapoor said a long-running TV hit can deliver a monthly paycheck equal to eight years of a typical salary, enabling actors to secure wealth over decades
- He pointed to Ronit Roy’s multiple houses and a Goa villa as examples of investments made after his early film setbacks
- Kapoor credited Sakshi Tanwar’s frugal spending for building a fortune that could support six generations of her family
- He warned that actors who spend beyond their means often face financial hardship when their shows end and roles dry up
- JioHotstar removed Kapoor from all ‘Mistry’ promotional events after he allegedly made sexually inappropriate remarks toward the marketing team at a JW Marriott event