EXCLUSIVE: Adhyayan Suman Feels He Is The ‘Best Example Of Nepotism’ Who Didn’t Get Work; Shares, “Luxury Feels Like Jail, At 37, I Don’t Own A Home And…”

Adhyayan Suman is an actor and singer who appears in Hindi-language films. He debuted in 2008 with Haal–e–dil. His second film was Raaz – The Mystery Continues, was a commercial success. He had an older brother, Aayush, who died in 1994. His father, Shekhar Suman, publicly revealed that Adhyayan went through a phase of depression and he was having suicidal thoughts, as Bollywood created a lot of hurdles for him. In an exclusive conversation with Bollywood Bubble, Adhyayan Suman shares how he is a case of reverse nepotism while expressing guilt of not owning a house to date.

Adhyayan Suman On Nepotism And Father Shekhar Suman’s Support

Adhyayan Suman believes that in his case was a reverse case of nepotism, as he didn’t get work. He revealed, “I can say I am the best example of nepotism, jisko kaam nahi mila nepotism ki wajah se, or I can prove that. And you know I feel nepotism is a very futile debate, and I think it became a sort of fashion conversation.”

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Furthermore, he was questioned about the dark phase of his life, wherein he dealt with depression and felt stuck in a penthouse. To which he added, “Luxury feels like jail at one point of your life, no matter how many cars that your father gives you or the house or the penthouses that you live in or the vacations that you go to, people like me with a conscience to do something in life are miserable.”

“Because what you do beyond the point, I mean, you’ve owned the car, you’ve owned the house, it’s not yours, it’s your father’s, it’s his hard work, you’ve enjoyed it. But beyond the point, you feel like mera kya hai, at 37, I don’t own a home”, Adhyayan concluded.

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