Inder Kumar dies at 42: here’re shocking disclosures made by celeb in his last interview
Bollywood personality Inder Kumar lost his life on Friday after a cardiopulmonary arrest. The 42 year old star used to be a promising talent during the early ‘90s. Movies such as Masoom, Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi and Tirchi Topiwale placed him in the Hindi film industry for a celebrity’s life. But, that never came about.
After a few early duds, the actor turned totally reliant on his connections with reputable stars for more work in the films. And afterward a mishap took place that totally altered his complete life.
Inder was working in director Partho Ghosh’s movie Maseeha when he fell down from a helicopter. The actor was performing his individual stunts when the accident took place. He was playacting the second fiddle to actor Sunil Shetty in the movie and was firm to stand himself again with this movie. The doctors asked him to take bed rest for 3 years and within these years his profession was almost ended up.
Inder tells the tale to media in an interview in the year 2004. He said, “I fell from a helicopter while shooting for the film Masiha and I was bed-ridden for the next three years. With a broken vertebrae, doctors in Mumbai said that my chances of getting back on my feet are slim.”
Afterward, he got detained for sexually harassing an aspirant actor. Inder was interviewed by media in the year 2014 in which he said, “When I got arrested, my daughter fell ill. My wife, Pallavi, asked for help to bail me out, but no one came forward.”
He detailed his condition in the similar conference, “It is difficult for me to get a house on rent now. My stuff is lying in a warehouse and we are living at a friend’s place. Only one person stood by us, Dolly Bindra, other than her, my wife and I didn’t receive a single phone call from anyone in the film industry.”
As we revealed, once the actress accused Inder Kumar of rape, everyone from Bollywood had cut off ties with the actor. So, obviously no one came forward to help him in his time of need, except one. As Inder had mentioned, “When I got arrested, my daughter fell ill. My wife, Pallavi, asked for help to bail me out, but no one came forward. Only one person stood by us — Dolly Bindra; other than her, my wife and I didn’t receive a single phone call from anyone in the film industry.”
The actor ever elucidated that he did not make use of drugs and it was his medicine that had been snuffed out of quantity.
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