Ruslan Kurashov: life without embellishment

Many fans of children's cinema remember this brave and brave boy who was not afraid to go in search of his father - Captain Grant. He was played as a teenager, Ruslan Kurashov. The film "Captain Grant's Children", shot by director Stanislav Govorukhin in 1985, brought him national fame and glory. It would seem that the guy was waiting for a brilliant career in film, but fate decreed otherwise.

Growing up, Ruslan Kurashov chose not to act as a professional activity, but to dance. Probably, the genes were affected, as the real father of Robert Grant turned out to be the soloist of the ballet of folk dance in Pyatnitsky's choir, and the mother worked as the leading program. Fate prepared for the actor a hard test in life, but Ruslan Kurashov staunchly endures her blows. And today he is fighting injustice with all his strength.

Biographical information

Ruslan Kurashov is a native of Moscow. He was born on February 19, 1971. After receiving the certificate of maturity, the young man became a student of the Academy of Slavic Culture, choosing a choreographic department. Following in the footsteps of his father, eventually he became an artist of the ballet of folk dance and for ten years worked in the ensemble "Gzhel". After a while Ruslan Kurashov, whose biography will be of interest to many, went dancing to the staff of the song and dances of the MVD Interior Ministry.

Robert Grant

In the movie, he fell due to his Majesty the Occasion. Once, as a teenager, Ruslan went to the Palace of Pioneers, where the adventure cartoon "The Mystery of the Third Planet" was demonstrated. He, like many boys, was looking forward to an exciting pastime. And suddenly an unfamiliar woman approached Ruslan and asked him not a trivial question: "Boy, do you want to act in films?"

Surprisingly all, he was not very eager to participate in the shootings. But my mother insisted on this. As a result, Kurashov Ruslan Vladimirovich agreed, which he then did not regret. The next six months he spent in the image of Robert Grant, having fun while filming in Bulgaria and the Crimea, where the nature was picturesque and colorful. But this role was in the life of the graduate of the Academy of Slavic Culture first and last.

The trial of fate

In 2004 actor Ruslan Kurashov started a family, and a year later he became a father. As it turned out, his son Alexander has a serious illness, which practically does not respond to treatment. The boy needed constant medications. His wife was in a decree, and Ruslan was the only breadwinner in the family. The situation was complicated by the fact that the boy's health worsened, and money for his treatment and daily needs was not enough. His earnings as an artist of the ballet, despite regular tours, was not enough. Ruslan was desperately looking for a way out of the financial crisis that had overwhelmed him and his family. He borrowed money from his friends and acquaintances, then gave his salary, and again got into debt. It was a vicious circle, and Kurashov did not know how to get out of it. He made out loans in banks, but this only made his financial situation heavier.

Financial bondage

After a while, the actor who played Robert Grant turned into a permanent borrower and debtor. Unfortunately, Ruslan's gullibility led to very serious consequences: he was under threat of losing a single home and being left without a roof over his head. He encountered ordinary scammers, who do not stop at anything for profit.

Once he came across the World Wide Web for an ad, the essence of which boiled down to the following: "An individual will provide a loan on favorable terms." At the same time it was pointed out that no information on income is required, it is only necessary to draw up a real estate pledge agreement. The actor intended to open his own business in order to improve his financial affairs. Ruslan agreed to meet in the office with a certain Andrey. He promised him a loan of 1 million rubles. The front men (Andrei's helpers - Tigran and Albert) hastily "concocted" the loan agreement and the pledge agreement. And the document for some reason figured the amount is not 1 million rubles, and 1.6 million. All explained simply: this is a figure with interest. Every month the actor was to pay interest of 50 thousand rubles, and after one year to pay the bulk of the debt in full.

But here as a creditor, scammers indicated an unknown person - Ruslan Rustamov, who unexpectedly appeared in the process of making a deal. The actor agreed to these enslaving conditions. He repaid the loan on a regular basis throughout the year, every month he sank deeper and deeper into the debt hole: he was re-renting from friends, taking money from early loans in a bank. The idea of business with Kurashov burned out, and a year later he had decent debts.

He repeatedly seeks a loan application and finds a new lender, M-Invest. Again, the loan and pledge agreements were signed, but for some reason, the amount was not fixed at 1 million rubles, but 3.4 million. As it later turned out, the first company of borrowers knew the second and conducted common business with her.

hope dies last

As a result, Kurashov's debt grew beyond measure. He paid bonded interest. The risk of losing housing was very real. Fighting scams is very difficult. But still they made a few mistakes in the execution of transactions, and the actor hopes to restore justice with the help of this thread through the court.