Actor Gulshan Devaiah on childhood trauma: Hunter fame actor Gulshan Devaiah said that he was teased a lot in childhood. Because, I neither walked like a man nor looked like a man. I had to listen to a lot of taunts. The children with me have troubled me a lot. However, after growing up, Gulshan made many improvements in himself.

I struggled a lot

Now Gulshan has talked about this, he said, there are many mentalities regarding masculinity. I struggled a lot, I wanted to look like a man. I wanted a hairy chest. Higher height, wider solder were required. Now my height has increased but my shoulders have not widened. My waist is thin, my elbows are like those of a big girl.

i wanted to be like a man

Gulshan further said, when I was growing up, I was teased a lot. School children used to tease me while walking on the road. I was 16 years old, walking like a girl, waving my skinny arms. However, I am straight, I am a man. At that time I could not even understand these things. Gulshan said that I just wanted to be like a man, I corrected my hands, practiced walking like a man. It’s very easy because we make our own rules. Don’t wear pink, don’t talk like that, don’t walk like that, etc.

Gulshan got recognition from the film Hunter

Like there was a mentality regarding moustache, that if there is no moustache, it is nothing. But later we realized that all this is nonsense. I don’t need to explain that I am a man. Gulshan got recognition from the film Hunter. He was last seen in Ulz ​​with Janhvi Kapbar.