Randeep Hooda, known for performances in films like Highway, Sarbjit, and, Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster, has addressed the long-standing perception of him being “arrogant” or “difficult” in the film industry. In a recent conversation, the actor reacted to the the rumours surrounding his behaviour on film sets, his fallout with filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, and why his blunt personality was often misunderstood in Bollywood. In a conversation with Zoom TV, Randeep explained that much of this image may have been shaped by misunderstandings, his straightforward nature, and the way people from Haryana naturally communicate. The actor also clarified that, barring a rare exception, he never had disrespectful confrontations with directors over creative differences. “I don’t think I have had any disrespectful exchange with a director on any creative thing ever, except once when I was doing an anthology film for the Factory (Ram Gopal Varma’s production house), where me and Ramu also had a fallout. Apart from that, there hasn’t been,” he said. Randeep Hooda on Haryana roots and speaking bluntly The actor admitted, however, …