• Sajjad Delafrooz, it was Siddharth Anand’s War which didn’t materialise for him.
• For an actor losing a job isn’t a big deal.
• After a point it’s imperative for them to have an exterior to deal with rejections.

Losing a job isn’t a big thing for an actor, but eventually they need to develop a tough exterior to handle rejection. However, it does hurt a little more when a dream endeavor fails. Actor Sajjad Delafrooz was “heartbroken” because Siddharth Anand’s War didn’t pan out for him.

“Because I was a foreigner, the visa application and documentation processes took a while. They had sealed the location since they were filming abroad, and my order was delayed for almost two to three days. They cannot move when you are shooting abroad. So I lost my work as a result of a two-day delay, Delafrooz recounts.

Even though War was a financial success, Delafrooz was particularly hurt by its loss because it was the first film he had been offered after making his acting debut in Tiger Zinda Hai.

“I didn’t have a good feeling. After a while, you become used to it. But at the time, I was rather astonished. 48 hours only. I lost my job because I was unable to board that train. For me, it was a learning experience, the actor admits.

The actor admits that he “lost maybe two or three huge projects” in the previous year. “For me, losing a major movie is a terrible experience. But what to say, exactly? In that situation, you can’t hold yourself entirely responsible every day. I tried my best, but that was all I could do at the time,” he says.

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