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I Fear Losing My Stardom: Ajay Devgn

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Oct, 2016 03:25 PM
    Actor-filmmaker Ajay Devgn says he fears losing stardom and it would affect him if he stops receiving love from his fans.
     
    "I fear losing my stardom. Yes, you do have that fear ... at the end of the day, you get this habit of getting love from people and suddenly if it stops, it really affects you," Ajay told IANS.
     
    "I think I have opened up. I have been forced to open up, but still I think I am quite reserved," added the 46-year-old.
     
    He also believes that once you get love of the audience, some films work and some films don't. "That's part of the business," said Ajay, who is busy promoting his forthcoming film "Shivaay". 
     
    The movie marks acting debut of Sayyeshaa Saigal, grand niece of veteran actor Dilip Kumar. "Shivaay" will release on October 28.

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