Chunky Panday navigated through a fluctuating career since his Bollywood debut in 1987. He reflected on challenges faced amid rising stars like Aamir and Shah Rukh, a financial crisis and his desire to appeal to younger audiences through his films.

In a recent interview, Chunky Panday opened up about various aspects of his career, including the dizzying heights of success, the depths of lows, and the importance of a support system to go through

Bollywood actor Chunky Panday’s career was not a cakewalk as he always strived to reinvent himself in the competitive industry. Even after securing a special place in the hearts of audiences for his ability to handle both comedic and unique roles,

Chunky Panday reflects on his three-decade-long journey in cinema, navigating the highs of stardom and the lows of setbacks.

Chunky Panday was a rising star in Bollywood in the late 1980s but he found himself sliding on the star scale when the likes of Aamir Khan and Salman Khan made their debut in the movies. There was a time when Chunky was delivering one hit after another,