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Dabangg 3 actor Javed Hyder clarifies that he is not selling vegetables for a living

The lockdown that was imposed in the country owing to coronavirus has left many people unemployed. Earlier there were reports of actor Javed Hyder, who has worked in TV and films including Salman Khan's Dabangg 3 is selling vegetables to make ends meet, However, the actor has now clarified that he is not selling vegetables for a living.

Dabangg 3 actor Javed Hyder clarifies that he is not selling vegetables for a living

Javed, while talking to a daily, clarified that he has been making videos during the lockdown. He said that since there are no acting jobs during the lockdown, he is keeping himself busy and occupied by making musical videos on an app. He said that it was his daughter who encouraged him to use the app to make videos. He said that these are tough times and owing to the situation we are in currently he thought of making videos. Javed said that he started with putting a few videos with good messages and one day he took permission from a vegetable vendor and shot a video with his cart.

He said that the video did well and even crossed 1 million views. After the success of the video, Javed started making videos to motivate people that no job is small. The actor also said that he has no monetary issues and if in the future if he faces financial crunch he will not shy from selling vegetables as no job is small.



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