Manoj Bajpayee's wife buys second hand clothes from abroad, due to this act she keeps distance from the actor

Manoj Bajpayee is in the news these days for his recently released film 'Bhaiya Ji'. During the promotion of this film, he made interesting revelations about his personal life and career in many interviews. Recently, he revealed that when he goes to buy vegetables, he gets scolded by the vegetable vendor. Often, whenever we go to buy vegetables, we bargain with the vegetable vendor Bhaiya. But can you imagine that Manoj Bajpayee also does the same? But in this process, he gets scolded. Manoj Bajpayee revealed this in an interview. He also told that whenever he goes abroad with his wife, he buys second-hand clothes from there, which other people wear. The actor also told the reason for this. Manoj Bajpayee said in a conversation with 'Mashable India' that when he goes to buy vegetables in the local market, he cannot stop himself from bargaining. Due to this, his wife Shabana Raza gets embarrassed and behaves as if she does not know the actor.

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The vegetable sellers scold me

When Manoj Bajpayee was asked if he asks me to bargain while buying vegetables, he said, 'Now the vegetable vendor scolds me. He says it doesn't look good sir. Then I tell him that I am just practicing. My wife behaves as if she doesn't know me. She doesn't like bargaining.'

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Manoj Bajpayee's wife bought second hand clothes from abroad

Manoj Bajpayee told another interesting thing. He told that whenever he and his wife Shabana go to America, they shop from thrift stores there. The actor told that his wife Shabana likes to shop from thrift stores, where clothes worn by others are sold. That's why Manoj searches for as many thrift stores as possible for his wife. He said, 'When we feel that we have worn some clothes enough and will not wear them anymore, we pack them in boxes. Then we send them to our friends or relatives in different cities. Then they distribute them among the needy people. There is no point in throwing clothes.'