Prateik Smita Patil remembers having been expelled from filmmaker Subhash Ghai's College for having taken drugs: “I was a rabid drug addict” | Bollywood News
Prateik Smita Patil, the son at the end of the actress and veteran, Raj Babbar, was only 22 years old when he shot for his first film Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (2008). After finishing the shooting of the film, he was registered with Whistling Woods International in Mumbai. However, the acting institute founded by filmmaker Subhash Ghai threw him within two years of his participation in his drug addiction.
In a recent interview with Bollywood Bubble, Prateik said that his dependence had brought a huge fall in his personal and professional career, leaving him deep regrets. He said, “I made very bad choices. I will not say that I could have done anything difference because I was going through something for a very young age. I made the choice to resume alcohol and drug addiction again. I gave in to my weakness. I had valid reasons, if I could. Things were much more complicated than personal life. ”
Prateik, who was raised by his maternal grandparents after the death of her mother during childbirth, regrets giving them difficult time. He said, “The grandparents have seen the worst of me in recent years. I was a drug addict that rages. My grandmother died when I saw me a drug addict. This is something I regret. I want her to see the man I have become today. ”
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While speaking of the kind of impact that his dependence has had on his life, Pratik remembers having been expelled from several schools and colleges, one in the course of foundation by filmmaker Subhash Ghai.
“I turned Jaane you, then I went to Whistling Woods. I was studying a little here and there. There was a kind of crisis because I did not know what I was doing. I was there for about 2 years, then I was thrown to whistle to do drugs. I went to what I think about it.” I'm funny. I was thrown out of each school and college. I entered. I was a threat. “”
