It is often assumed that it is easy for one to venture into film industry if they are backed by a godfather of sorts. That might be true to some extent but there is a negative aspect of having a godfather that is often overlooked by people. People never give the due credit or praise to upcoming actors if a prominent member of the film industry is supporting them. Salman Khan's brother in-law Ayush Sharma has faced this issue several times.

During a recent interaction with Bollywood Life, the actor opened up about how absurd this issue is. He stated, "Unfortunately, in my life, it is like, you do the smallest activity… You buy a car… ‘Oh, you got it from Salman.’ ‘You did this, this is because of Salman.’ I also have money, I am not roaming around like this.”

He further added, "But you are like, ‘Okay, it’s fine.’ For me, I like criticism, I like negativity. When somebody trolls me, I feel happy. There is always a sense of ‘I will prove you wrong’. The first time it happened to me, I was like, ‘Why? What did I do wrong? Why did it happen to me?’ But then eventually, I started finding that one space that every time you are being criticised, I take my criticism in a very healthy spirit.”

Ayush made his debut with the film 'Loveyatri' which was bankrolled by Salman Khan and he was recently seen in 'Antim' where he played the main antagonist against Salman.