This actor made his debut with Shah Rukh Khan, left Bollywood after father's death, Rohit Shetty brought him back

Sanjay Mishra is one of the finest actors in the country and has done some many successful and memorable films in his career so far. Mishra began his Bollywood career with Shah Rukh Khan’s 1995 film ‘Oh Darling Yeh Hai India’. But after his father’s demise, he quit acting and moved to Rishikesh.

Talking about the difficulties he faced, the actor once said, “That time was different. I had no complaints about the industry. I had complaints about my life. My father had passed away at the time, and even I was battling an illness. Doctors had removed 15 litres of pus from my stomach and just after it got cured, I lost my father.”

He added, “I had started losing my life. So, I went to Rishikesh and started making omelettes at a dhaba near the bank of Ganga. The dhaba owner told me I will have to wash 50 cups a day and I would get Rs 150. But then I thought I needed money for my survival.”

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It’s said it was Rohit Shetty, who asked him to come back to Mumbai, and the duo has worked together on the Golmaal franchise, All The Best, and Shetty’s debut film Zameen. among other films.