After complaining for so many weeks, it seems Govinda has been advised to tone it down a bit, which is what he did in this interview. He came back to his senses that he should stop pissing off important people in the industry. When he rubs people in the wrong way, not only he loses out, he’s also ruining his daughter’s chances of working in Bollywood and his son’s too. Now, this interview is on a much positive note. On a related note, his film will be releasing on March 17, instead of the original date stated. A film, which he himself has written and produced. He talks about a bunch of other things in this interview that makes him more likeable compared to his previous interview. This is exactly why we are sharing it because he is a good actor and deserves a chance, but we don’t know if ‘Aa Gaya Hero’ is it for him. Check out what he has to say this time. By the way, check out the typical Govinda dancing style in the title track of ‘Aa Gaya Hero’ below.

Govinda Interview

Govinda on camps in Bollywood

There are massive camps in Bollywood. I never belonged to any camps but I think it was a wrong move. I should have had. It affects your career. It’s one big family.

Govinda on how camps work in Bollywood

In that one family, if you create harmony and build good relations, it works. If you are a part of it, if you are blessed, you will do very well.

Govinda on his struggle

I have struggled a lot, let me tell you, it is not so easy. When I was struggling, people didn’t make my way easy. I heard and saw what had happened to Bachchan sir, but didn’t know it will happen with me. He could do it, come out of it, that was inspiring.

Govinda how it is financially difficult

It (financial struggle) is tiring. It is daunting, people misbehave, they don’t write (movies) for you properly, some even ask for money again and again, saying they get paid better writing for TV.

Govinda on whether he will work with David Dhawan and Salman Khan

Friends in the industry cannot do much. They have to do hard work for their own business, look after their own work. Friends only can be friends, not God. So, you have to do things on your own.

Govinda on whether people will like his film

People are trying to bring back the 90s with better, new look. But they are not getting that kind of songs, that mad energy. Entertaining cinema, like that of 90s, does good business. People watch it more. But to say that kind of cinema won’t work today is fake. It is a created fear.