Savi Sidhu, who appeared in Ajith’s film Aarambam as a member of a terrorist group, is now working as a watchman and struggling to meet his basic needs. His situation has sparked widespread calls for support from the film industry.

Originally from Lucknow, Savi Sidhu studied law before pursuing his passion for acting through theatre, eventually moving to Mumbai. He landed his first role in a Bollywood film in 1995 and went on to act in several movies, often in supporting roles. His role in Aarambam was a notable one, but despite his talent, consistent opportunities eluded him.

Over time, personal tragedies took a heavy toll — losing his wife, parents, and close relatives left him isolated. Forced to leave the film industry, he now works as a security guard, earning a modest salary that barely covers his basic expenses. In an emotional interview, Savi revealed that even after working 12-hour shifts, he cannot afford to visit a cinema, highlighting the severity of his hardships.

His story has moved many, with fans and members of the film fraternity now urging for collective efforts to support Savi Sidhu during this difficult time.