Johnny Lever: His Father made him drink alcohol by saying ‘Drink it, your stomach will be cleared’

Bollywood’s famous comedian Johnny Lever does not need any identity today. With his comedy, he has added a different flavour to many films. Comedian Johnny Lever’s life has not been easy. He saw many ups and downs in his life.

He came a long way from Mumbai’s slum Dharavi and began making people laugh in the halls of Bollywood, eventually taking on the job of making people laugh all over the country and beyond the world.

Johnny Lever, an actor and comedian, has disclosed multiple anecdotes from his life. During this, he described how he had grown hooked on alcohol.

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Johnny Lever’s Childhood spent in a slum

While talking to Ranveer Allahabadia in a podcast, he said that his childhood was spent in a slum area. He faced the challenges there. During this period, he saw many incidents, and many murders in front of his eyes.

He also said that dead bodies used to lie in front of him and many times he used to pass among them. He says that he never thought that his life would change and that he would come out of this environment and see the world.

He claims that he never slept on a bed as a youngster since he was a factory worker and used to sleep on a floor carpet.

Johnny Lever told how he got into the habit of drinking alcohol

Talking further in this episode, he said that when he got success, he too was astounded like others. Johnny says, ‘I was also misled, you get lost somewhere or the other. I started drinking alcohol and started drinking too much.

Following his achievement, he began to drink more, although Aria had been drinking alcohol since infancy. My father used to tell me as a youngster that it is good to drink because it helps to empty the stomach, so I began drinking in my childhood, but after I became successful, I had to attend parties. I had to go to someone’s house every day.

Everyone admired Johnny Lever, therefore everyone used to say, “Tomorrow is my place.” In such a circumstance, I began drinking more, but I soon saw that this was wrong. It took some time, but I eventually lost this habit.

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Pragati Raj