Television star Mohit Malik has recently stepped into Bollywood with his debut film 'Azad', marking a new chapter in his two-decade-long entertainment career. His journey in the industry has been a rollercoaster of triumphs and challenges, including a particularly difficult period when financial pressures forced him to sell his home. In an exclusive interview with Dainik Bhaskar, the resilient actor candidly shared his story of perseverance, discussing how he navigated through career uncertainties and financial hardships while maintaining his unwavering spirit. Below are highlights from this heartfelt conversation that showcases his remarkable journey of resilience. 'Mumbai's entertainment industry demands patience' "Despite contemplating career changes during dry spells, my heart remained committed to acting. My wife Aditi and I always knew this was my calling. Mumbai's entertainment industry demands patience, sometimes waiting months for the right role while managing living expenses. That's why we got practical. While I pursued acting, Aditi transitioned from her acting career to launch a restaurant business. Today, we own eight restaurants across India. It taught us that in Mumbai, passion needs a practical backup plan," shared actor. 'My real success lies in mental peace and family support' "I've faced empty pockets despite big dreams, even recently. But experience has taught me that solutions always emerge. True wealth isn't about money in the bank or properties owned – it's about peaceful sleep at night. My real success lies in mental peace and family support. With Aditi, my mother, and my child by my side, no challenge seems insurmountable. Life brings stress, but with the right people supporting you, anything is possible. If one door closes, another opens. With passion and determination, I can conquer any challenge," he added further 'Good work remains my priority' Mohit says further "The period when I had to sell my house was challenging. Excessive loans had put me in a tight spot, but that experience taught me valuable lessons. The house was my investment, and if it could help me during tough times, that's what mattered. Even today, I'd make the same choice for the right project. Good work remains my priority, and I'm willing to take bold decisions to pursue meaningful opportunities in my career."Original Article