Ever since the unfortunate demise of Sushant Singh Rajput, Bollywood actors, filmmakers, and even music composers and singers came out and spoke about the aching experiences they went through in terms of rules, regulations, and even rejections. Music maestro AR Rahman, one of the best in the business, even revealed how he was not allowed to work by a certain gang.

And now, in an interview with Hindustan Times, another master of music and melody, Ram Sampath, talks about how brutal some Bollywood contracts can be and why it is difficult for him to recall any enjoyable working experience. Talking about the industry, Sampath said, "Bollywood is essentially a bunch of clans and as a music composer, you end up working for one of them because they are the ones who get to make the movies."