India, March 27 -- Actor Rajpal Yadav, who recently made headlines in connection with a Rs.9 crore cheque bounce case has now having partially paid off the debt with the help of industry support and is busy promoting his upcoming film, Bhooth Bangla. He gets candid as he shares his experience during his difficult times. Having left legal troubles behind, we ask him if he is okay now. "Raahat hi hai zindagi mein," he says adding, "You all are here, people from around the country and the world." He gets emotional when he talks about the support he received from the industry. "When you are stuck in a situation, and at that point, the people for whom you have been working for 20 years stand by you, it feels like a blessing. People prayed for me, others supported me with tan, mann, dhan, whatever they could. That made me a hundred years younger." True to his nature, Rajpal jokes about the new debt he is under: the people who prayed for him. "Yeh jo karz hua hai poori duniya ka mere upar, iss karz mein main doobna chahta hoon," he says with a smile. Recalling a childhood near-death experience, the 55-year-old shares, "I almost drowned in the Ganga. At that point, I told myself to keep fighting, to try to surface," adding that his time in jail was similar to that experience. "I'm a fighter. So much the world and Indian cinema have given me, it keeps me fighting," he adds. Stating how the experience has changed him, he admits "I feel like I have been born again... I want to live every minute of my life in peace now," he concludes....