Fardeen Khan opens up on the tough times he had after the release of 'Prem Aggan' because the film had bombed at the box office. The actor says many of his projects were shelved after the film flopped!

Actor Fardeen Khan made his debut with Prem Aggan in 1998 and made a remarkable comeback in showbiz with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar after a 14-year hiatus. Recently, the actor revealed that filming for All The Best: Fun Begins was a 'difficult' experience for him as he started shooting for the movie just a week after

Fardeen Khan recently shared that after the failure of his debut movie, Feroz Khan promised to provide him with an allowance of Rs 50,000 a month for a year until he regained his footing in the industry.

In a new interview, Fardeen Khan shared how his father financially supported him by giving Rs. 50,000 monthly for a year after his debut film Prem Aggan tanked at the box office.

Recently, Fardeen Khan opened up about his dad, Feroz Khan, keeping him afloat following his debut film's disastrous failure. His father gave him a Rs. 50,000 allowance for a period of one year.

Bollywood actor Fardeen Khan is back in the limelight and he is making his presence felt through his performances. He made a comeback with Heeramandi and was most recently seen the film Visfot, his third release this year after Khel Khel Mein, also starring Akshay Kumar.