My desires are very important to me – Aniruddh Dave

Money. That's what drives everyone in the final analysis, whether in the glamour world of acting or the hard grind of scripting and producing. Cashin' In sits down with TV celebs to know well they handle their financial matters, and tracks their spending patterns. Aniruddh Dave had never imagined that he would earn the kind of money and recognition that he encountered after Rajkumar Aryan. Aniruddh is now all set to realise his unfulfilled dreams.Now that money has come to him, he sure knows how to invest it wisely and can even give us investment tips. Catch a glimpse of Aniruddh’s financial matters. How important is money for you? My desires are very important to me and I need money to fulfill my desires. Are you an impulsive buyer? It depends on my mood. If I like a particular thing, I will buy it come what may. Of late, I have been wasting a lot of money on shopping. What are the investments you have made? I have only invested in a life insurance policy. My next investment is going to be a 1 BHK house in Mumbai. That will be my biggest investment so far. What is your most expensive purchase? My car Ford Fiesta is my most expensive purchase. I bought it six months ago for five lakhs and thirty thousand. Do you feel financially secure? I feel very financially secure and I am making sure that I feel the same even in the future. Who handles your expenses? I handle my expenses. I have now hired a C.A who often tells me how carelessly I spend my money. What was your first salary? What you did with it? It was Rs. 5,000 for a theatre assignment, two years ago. I bought gifts for my parents with that money. How much money do you carry every day? Besides carrying 2-3 credit cards, I carry Rs. 3,000 with me. It is necessary to carry atleast this much as there is no danger of my money being robbed as every one from the unit of my show is trustworthy. No one's money has ever been robbed from the sets of Rajkumar Aryan. Do you invest in the stock market? To invest in the stock market I will have to undergo the tension of creating a Demat account. I don't want to get into all this, so there are no plans of investing in stock market. Any advice for investors? Invest in property and gold. Their rates are only going high, so it is a safe and wise investment.