Since the outbreak of Covid-19, the whole world came to a standstill, which mostly affected economically. Here are some of the Indian celebrities who faced their economic downfall within a couple of months, and here's how they dealt with it.
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Ronit RoyOne of the known names among the versatile actors, Ronit Roy also faced the consequences of the pandemic. He had no work since January, and the side-business was shut down immediately after the lockdown. He had to sell almost everything to provide for his family.
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Eijaz KhanEijaz is one of the most favourite contestants of Bigg Boss 14. Though he left the house on his own choice; he is the winner in his audience's eyes. After he left the house, he revealed that he took up BB because of money and to resurrect his career.
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Vikas GuptaA producer and an ex-contestant of Bigg Boss 13, went bankrupt too. He desperately wanted to grab an opportunity to make money. So, when this year, Gauahar Khan and Siddharth Shukla were called back at the house as seniors, he also wanted it, but BB producer opted him out. He thought not to step in there again but to earn a few bucks when he was called as a challenger; he couldn't say no.
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Aditya NarayanSinger-host, Udit Narayan's son, Aditya Narayan's confession of going bankrupt made headline for a couple of days. As per media reports, the singer said, "Like I've Rs 18,000 left in my account. So if I don't start working by October, I would have no money. I would have to sell off my bike or something. It's really tough. At the end of the day, you've to take some harsh calls. When you take those harsh calls, there will be a certain section of people who will say that this decision is incorrect."Though, later he said that the statement is not entirely true.
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Shardul PanditShardul Pandit is also a Bigg Boss contestant who wasn't there for a long time but surely won some hearts. He revealed when he was at the house that he was going through mental breakdown during the lockdown because of the financial crisis.
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