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Home / Arts and Entertainment / From Disney Face to NFT Film Pioneer

From Disney Face to NFT Film Pioneer

18 Nov

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Summary

  • He became the face of Disney India for ten years after a chance audition.
  • A powerful producer's backlash led to a two-year career drought.
  • He created the world's first NFT-funded film, 'Ilm'.
From Disney Face to NFT Film Pioneer

Vishal Malhotra's career took an unexpected turn after his debut in 'Ishq Vishk.' Initially the face of Disney India for a decade following a chance encounter, he later struggled to find substantial roles in Bollywood, facing industry limitations and a career downturn. This period of unemployment, lasting two years, was mitigated by his parents' early guidance on financial investments, which provided a crucial safety net.

Shifting gears, Malhotra explored various business ventures, including an ad agency and retail, before becoming fascinated by NFTs. He recognized their potential to return rights to creators, a concept that resonated deeply with him as he had never owned rights to his films. This led him to become the first Indian actor to create and sell an NFT.

Leveraging the proceeds from selling his NFTs, driven by market rumors of a potential cryptocurrency ban, Malhotra financed his groundbreaking film 'Ilm.' This feature became the world's first film entirely funded by an NFT, marking a significant reinvention and a bold new direction for his career.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Vishal Malhotra is an Indian actor who made his Bollywood debut in the 2003 film 'Ishq Vishk'.
Vishal Malhotra funded his film 'Ilm' entirely through NFTs, making it the world's first NFT-funded film.
Before 'Ishq Vishk', Vishal Malhotra was the face of Disney India for ten years and later appeared in films like 'Jannat' and 'Kismat Konnection'.

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