Baazigar starring Shah Rukh Khan Kajol and Shilpa Shetty was a blockbuster grossing Rs 32 crore against the budget of Rs 4 crore. While most of its cast became successful Adi Irani who played Vicky Malhotra in the film failed to achieve the same level of success. In a recent interview the actor recalled how his career didnt take off as expected after Baazigar (1993)  and Anari (1993) leaving him in an extreme state of financial difficulties. Couldnt afford milk for my daughter While speaking to Filmytantra Media the actor recounted that he couldnt even afford basic necessities at that time. Adi said When my first daughter was born in 1995 I was struggling to make ends meet. Milk was Rs 5 a liter and there were times I couldnt even afford that. I had to borrow a friends scooter to travel around the city searching for work and roles and often I didnt even have enough money to fill up the gas tank. Adi shared that his star sister Aruna Irani was aware about his struggles and offered help but he turned it down. He believed that it was his own battle and didnt want to ask help from her as she had her own family to look after. Adi Irani on wifes consistent support and an incident with Salman Khan Adi then credited his wife for being there through the most difficult phase of his life. People should admire my wife. Without her I would have never gotten back up. Ours being a love marriage sometimes I felt guilty that she had to struggle because of me he shared. In the same interview Adi recalled an incident while filming a scene with Salman Khan. The superstar accidentally threw him into a glass frame which led severe injuries on his face. The situation was so serious that he had refused to continue and the entire shoot got delayed for the next day. Though Salman did not aplogise immediately he did make amends the next day. Adi added that the Tiger 3 actor spoke very nicely and seemed truly guilty about the whole incident. Meanwhile Adi Irani is also know for his notable roles in films like Chori Chori Chupke Chupke (2001) A Thursday (2002) and  Welcome (2007).