Mithun Chakraborty remembers his days of struggle: Said- I was disrespected due to skin colour

Superstar Mithun Chakraborty recently recalled his struggle days. Mithun told that he was insulted many times for his skin colour. He also said that he does not want his biopic to be made ever because whatever he has gone through mentally, he does not want anyone else to go through that.
Mithun said, 'Everyone has seen the struggle in difficult days, but I was always called for my skin colour. I was disrespected for many years because of the colour of my skin. I have also seen days when I had to sleep on an empty stomach, and would cry myself to sleep. In fact, those were the days when I had to think about what I would eat next time and where I would go to sleep.
Mithun further said, 'Even I have slept on the footpath for many days. I never want anyone to go through what I have gone through in life. And this is the only reason why I do not want my biopic to be made. My story will never inspire anyone, it will break them (mentally) and discourage people from achieving their dreams. I absolutely do not want this to happen.
Mithun says, 'If I can, so can anyone else. I have struggled a lot to prove myself in this industry. I am not legendary because I have given hit films, I am a legend because I have overcome all the pain and struggles in my life.'
Born on June 16, 1950, in Kolkata, Mithun's real name is Gaurang Chakraborty. However, he never used this name in films. Mithun started his film career with the 1976 film 'Mrigaya'. He has worked in more than 350 films so far and is still active in Bollywood. He was last seen in the superhit film 'The Kashmir Files'.