Actor Annu Kapoor who was last seen in the comedy film `Dream Girl 2` has been a part of the film industry for over four decades. Today, on his birthday we look back at the time he spoke about his career in the film business and how he feels that she never got his share of success. 

In his 40-plus-year career in Indian showbiz, the veteran actor, 68, has done it all — from television to movies, to OTT series. His resumé is dotted with memorable films like `Tezaab` (1988), `Darr` (1993) and `Vicky Donor` (2012), as well as the ’90s game show, `Antakshari`. However, looking back at his career, Kapoor believes he did not get his due in Hindi cinema. “[Even] after 40 long years in the film industry, every role is a challenge for me. Unfortunately, I am not one of those privileged people who got success easily. I didn’t even get my share of success, neither did things come easily to me. I am thankful to those who appreciate my work. But I am a struggler, and will remain one," he told Mid-day.