Actor Arjun Rampal took to social media on New Year's Day and shared an elaborate post detailing his learning from the year gone by. In the post, he also said that he has never been on the wrong side of the law. In the past two months, the actor was called in for interrogation by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), twice.
"Wishing all of you a safe, blessed, healthy and prosperous 2021. 2020 taught us a lot. My learning is attached have a read. Happy new year," he captioned the note. In his note, he spoke about family, work, friends, industry, the media and God.
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"So, as we head into 2021 it is concern that makes me pen down my thoughts of a year that filled millions of lives with fear, anxiety, disruption, scandals, hypocrisy, lies, truths, realisation, enlightenment, bravery, strength, courage, charity, confusion, clarity and character. Most of these emotions I have felt myself, as I silently observed each and every one of them overwhelm me with an emotion that each of the adjectives bring," he wrote.
"With 280 days of my calendar already booked, I was certain the days would fly. But no, the universe had other plans. Halt, stop, reflect, listen, appreciate, understand and learn were the emotions felt," he wrote talking about work.
He also thanked his fans in the era of social media. "2020 also exposed how dreadfully misleading, disruptive and dangerous it has been. To all my fans, I just want to thank you for being so dignified and solid through the times and through the news that surrounded me," he wrote hinting about the drugs probe.
"I would like to assure each and every one of you that I am well aware of my responsibility as a celebrity, a father and a citizen of a country I love dearly that I have never been on the wrong side of the law. You all have nothing to fear or speculate as I have done nothing wrong. I love you all and going forward we shall only spread love and peace together. There is no room for any negativity in our space," he added.
Talking about friends, he wrote, "Old ones and new...many disappeared. A few remained. To all those who disappeared, I thank you. For those who stayed, I look forward to getting old with you."
Talking about the film industry, he said: "To all those who know me and believed in me I am eternally indebted and grateful. To all that I may have unintentionally hurt in any way through this time I am sorry. To all who may have done the same to me, I forgive."
Arjun also thanked God and said: "With you on my side. Who needs a Godfather". Concluding his note, he wrote: "Farewell 2020, I will never see you again, but I will also never forget you."
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