Veteran actor Ashish Vidyarthi has spoken about the boycott calls, especially on social media platforms, which the Hindi film industry faced throughout this year. In a new interview, the actor said that ‘such hatred is worthless’. Talking about Bollywood’s ‘dull phase’, he said that ‘creative people don’t sit and crib about the losses, hits or flops’. (Also Read | Ashish Vidyarthi recalls the time when he had no work: ‘Did not face the camera for two years’) Ashish has featured in many films in the last few decades and also won a National Film Award. He has been part of Drohkaal, 1942: A Love Story, Oh Darling Yeh Hai India, Baazi, Mrityudaata, Ziddi, Major Saab, Soldier, Haseena Maan Jaayegi, Arjun Pandit, and Vaastav. Ashish also starred in Badal, Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, Bichhoo, Gaja Gamini, Refugee, LOC: Kargil and GoodBye among many others. In an interview with DNA India, Ashish said, “Agar aap khud se naraaz hai, toh aapko dusro mein burai dikhegi aur usse naraazgi hogi (If you are angry with yourself, you will …