Suyash Tilak, a well-known face in the Marathi entertainment industry, recently voiced his frustration on social media over not receiving payment for his work.
Despite his contributions to various projects in television and films, Suyash shared that he has yet to be compensated, sparking a conversation about the struggles actors face behind the scenes.
In his Instagram post, Suyash asked, "Is it wrong to expect payment on time for the work you do? What should we do about people who don’t pay or delay payments?" Along with the question, he added an emoji depicting frustration, symbolizing his exasperation over the issue.
Interestingly, Suyash refrained from naming the production or individuals involved, leaving fans speculating.
His post quickly gained attention, with many connecting the situation to his recent appearance in the popular Marathi serial 'Aboli,' where he played a pivotal role.
However, Suyash has been a part of many successful projects, including fan-favorite serials like 'Pudhcha Paool,' 'Baapmanus,' 'Durva,' and 'Ka Re Durava,' where his performances earned him immense popularity.
A Stellar Career in the Making
Suyash Tilak has carved a niche for himself in the Marathi entertainment world, having appeared in eight films and over 14 television serials to date.
His portrayal of Jayram Khanolkar in 'Ka Re Durva' brought him widespread recognition and established him as one of the most talented actors in the industry. In addition to Marathi projects, Suyash has also worked in Hindi films, showcasing his versatility.
Fans Voice Support and Speculate
Fans of the actor have come out in support, expressing outrage over the unpaid dues and sharing their admiration for Suyash's work.
Some have even speculated whether the delay is related to his work on the recent show 'Aboli,' given his significant role in the series. However, Suyash has yet to clarify the specific project related to his post.
The issue of delayed payments is not uncommon in the entertainment industry, with many actors and crew members facing similar challenges. Suyash's public statement sheds light on the issue and brings attention to the need for timely payments in the industry.
