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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 84223, member: 160"]
Ravi Kishan just clapped back at claims that small-screen stars get ignored while promoting the Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain film adaptation. The cast member rejected the idea that television performers lack official prestige during the trailer drop. He pointed straight at Smriti Irani as proof that soap opera veterans can reach massive heights within the central administration.

This entertainer argues that the ruling party actually elevates talent from the broadcasting world into major cabinet spots. He noted that plenty of colleagues transitioned successfully into cinema to grab National Awards or secure seats as lawmakers. The narrative that government officials look down on serial regulars is total nonsense in his view.

He is also pushing legislation to protect industry gig workers who face financial instability. The parliamentarian introduced a private member's bill demanding state-sponsored benefits like retirement funds and housing for bit players. This proposal specifically targets struggling artists who might only deliver a single line on camera, yet encounter poverty later.

That draft law currently sits before the assembly waiting for discussion. Its goal involves securing a financial safety net for those vulnerable laborers in the Hindi media who lack steady paychecks.
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