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Arjun Rampal, known for his candor, recently shared his thoughts on the remarkable success of Shah Rukh Khan’s latest hits, Pathaan and Jawan. In an interview, as he gears up for his own film release, Rampal emphasized the significance of positivity and support within the film fraternity. He criticized the prevalent negative mindset that finds joy in others’ setbacks, stating that such an attitude only hampers personal growth.
Instead, Arjun Rampal advocated for celebrating the successes of fellow artists, citing Shah Rukh Khan’s consecutive blockbusters as a prime example. He lauded Khan’s stellar performances in Pathaan and Jawan, labeling them as “outstanding” and “fantastic” for the industry. According to Rampal, recognizing and appreciating such achievements not only fosters a healthy environment but also contributes to one’s own journey towards success.
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Rampal’s message resonates with the notion that positivity breeds positivity. He urged individuals to surround themselves with encouragement and to take pride in the accomplishments of their peers. By doing so, he believes that one invites good fortune into their own life, while also fostering a culture of mutual support and celebration within the industry.
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On the professional front, Arjun Rampal is eagerly awaiting the release of his upcoming film, Crakk. The movie boasts a talented ensemble cast including Vidyut Jammwal, Nora Fatehi, and Amy Jackson in pivotal roles. As Rampal prepares to showcase his own craft on the silver screen, his words serve as a reminder of the importance of camaraderie and positivity in an industry known for its highs and lows.
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