Ram Gopal Varma Links Career Success to Infamous Gangster Dawood Ibrahim
Ram Gopal Varma Says He Became Dawood Ibrahim's 'Soulmate': "I'm Earning My Living Because Of Him"
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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has stirred controversy by attributing his career success to notorious gangster Dawood Ibrahim. In a recent interview, Varma stated that his acclaimed films 'Satya' and 'Company' were inspired by the underworld, claiming he earns his living because of Ibrahim's influence.
- 01Ram Gopal Varma credits his films to Dawood Ibrahim's influence.
- 02His films 'Satya' and 'Company' are inspired by the real-life underworld.
- 03Varma claims he has never received threats from gangsters due to his films.
- 04He previously faced backlash for calling Ibrahim an 'inspiration' on Teacher's Day.
- 05Varma is currently working on projects like 'Sarkar 4' and 'Syndicate'.
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Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has ignited controversy by stating that his career is significantly influenced by notorious gangster Dawood Ibrahim. In an interview with Filmfare, Varma expressed that his iconic films, 'Satya' (1998) and 'Company' (2002), were inspired by the underworld, asserting, “I am earning my living because of him.” He noted that Ibrahim had watched his films and appreciated them, claiming, “I kind of became their soul mate.” Varma previously faced criticism for including Ibrahim among his inspirations in a Teacher's Day tribute, where he listed various prominent figures alongside the gangster. Currently, Varma is engaged in new projects, including 'Sarkar 4' and 'Syndicate'.
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