Emraan Hashmi on the dark reality of Bollywood: 'When people say that Bollywood is a very bad place...'
The actor, gearing up for his new show 'Showtime', said at the trailer launch, "Everyone works hard but also there is a factor of the environment, there's the factor of luck."

Disney+ Hotstar and Dharmatic Entertainment unveil the trailer of their much awaited series, Showtime. The money, the business, the glamour, the relationships, the lifestyle, the inside scoop on all of Bollywood's best-kept secrets, Showtim is releasing exclusively on 8th March on Disney+ Hotstar. Showtime is helmed by Emraan Hashmi, Mahima Makwana with Mouni Roy, Rajeev Khandelwal, Shriya Saran, Vishal Vashishtha, Neeraj Madhav, Vijay Raaz and Naseeruddin Shah in pivotal roles.Created by Sumit Roy, Showrunner and directed by Mihir Desai and Directed by Archit Kumar, the screenplay by Sumit Roy, Mithun Gangopadhyay and Lara Chandni while the dialogues are written by Jehan Handa and Karan Shrikant Sharma Hotstar.Emraan Hashmi, while speaking about the actual face of Bollywood said, “ Well, it's a perspective. I think, you know, when people say that Bollywood is a very bad place or it's an unfair place, I think it's a perspective of a person that is working here. If you have resilience, if you can roll with the punches, I don't think it's an unfair place. But if you don't have that, if you're not willing to put in the hard work, the hardships, the heartaches when a film releases on a Friday, because it all doesn't only come down to hard work. Everyone works hard but also there is a factor of the environment, there's the factor of luck.”
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