In a recent visit to his Mumbai home, veteran actor Rakesh Bedi discussed his early experiences in the film industry with director Farah Khan. During their conversation, Bedi revealed that he was not paid for his role in the 1982 film 'Saath Saath', stating, “I did not even get paid for the conveyance.” He reminisced about the times when actors often worked without any form of compensation, highlighting the stark contrast to today’s industry standards. Farah Khan, who has known Bedi for years, shared fond memories of their early days, including gatherings at Javed Akhtar's home where they enjoyed free food and drinks. The discussion not only shed light on Bedi's humble beginnings but also served as a reminder of the evolving nature of the film industry.