Riva Arora - 12 year old who looks like 22. - Page 6

Her father is no more as she's mentioned in her YouTube channel. She also got her mother an office with her YouTube income. I was a little shocked to see what she wore in that video, it really looked out or place. And I am not someone who judges people by their clothes. But this little kid getting exploited badly by her mother is my problem.

Regardless, her mother was the one who took her to the clinic for all the cosmetic procedures. I think her mother is lying that she's 15, while her real age is 12. And i have issues with such an young kid over-sexualizing herself and posing with men triple her age on insta etc. It looks creepy AF.

This is so sad

The poor girls father is dead and her mother is sexualising her

I am going to ask my lawyer friend to log a criminal case against her mom

I don't care that her mom is a lawyer too that makes it more scary

This is child abuse

will need to bring this upto smriti irani ji as well

Originally posted by: YourCat

Her body her choice?

She is a minor child

She has zero choice in this

Originally posted by: arnavfluffy

This is so sad

The poor girls father is dead and her mother is sexualising her

I am going to ask my lawyer friend to log a criminal case against her mom

I don't care that her mom is a lawyer too that makes it more scary

This is child abuse

will need to bring this upto smriti irani ji as well

Her mother is literally pimping her. Many crime Patrol episodes have similar situations.

Shocking and reprehensible conduct. Watched her video and it's so full off suggestive gestures- her body, clothes and voice. And she definitely got lip fillers asking with heavy make up.

Her mother has lost morality in her greed and lust for easy money and she has destroyed her own daughter's childhood and turned her into a sex object. Dread what the kid is going through; lost innocence, education and probably self esteem.

Sadly there is no pro active child protection agency in India to save the girl unlike USA where strict action could have been taken and the child is saved.

Her mother needs to be punished for using her child for name, fame and money through sexualisation of hey content on YouTube and other social media . No loving and caring mother will ever do that to her child.

Is greed for easy money so over powering that it supercedes the love for your child?

Originally posted by: Jaitreya23

Shocking and reprehensible conduct. Watched her video and it's so full off suggestive gestures- her body, clothes and voice. And she definitely got lip fillers asking with heavy make up.

Her mother has lost morality in her greed and lust for easy money and she has destroyed her own daughter's childhood and turned her into a sex object. Dread what the kid is going through; lost innocence, education and probably self esteem.

Sadly there is no pro active child protection agency in India to save the girl unlike USA where strict action could have been taken and the child is saved.

Her mother needs to be punished for using her child for name, fame and money through sexualisation of hey content on YouTube and other social media . No loving and caring mother will ever do that to her child.

Is greed for easy money so over powering that it supercedes the love for your child?

In USA people make their girls participate in child pageant with complete adult looks and style. I have seen the clothes of those kids.

Philippines is the leader of global child p*rn. Most of these videos are shot by parents for money. So many girls get rescued every year. YouTube has many such documentaries.

Originally posted by: colossial2015

She is seen in videos with Karan Kundra and Mila Singh. She is a child actor from URI.

It is rumoured that her lawyer mother is giving her hormonal injections.

Originally posted by: colossial2015

She is seen in videos with Karan Kundra and Mila Singh. She is a child actor from URI.

It is rumoured that her lawyer mother is giving her hormonal injections.

What a 🐝🐝🐝.

There’s a special place in hell for those types of 🍑🤡.

I am commenting here cause I know both Riva and her mother. In my limited interactions with her she is an intelligent girl and she knows what she is doing and is passionate about making a career in acting.

Firstly she is certainly not 12 and is 16 year old and will turn 17 in 3-4 months. People calling her 12 just cause IMDb / Google says so and I can tell for sure that it is wrong and it will be corrected in due course.

Secondly treat Acting also as a profession just like any other profession Sports, Tech, Medical etc. Yes it's more glamorous but the setup today is much more professional compared to the past.

And as I understand, many want to cast her in movies / music videos or promotions etc cause she is an actress and is a popular social media influencer with over 8.5mn followers just on Instagram and around 900K subscribers on Youtube. It's not very new trend and that is why we see so many social media stars featured in music videos in the past.

It makes me sick to read some of the insensitive and wild accusations which I do not want to repeat in my post again. If you do not know don't make baseless accusations.

I saw the "controversial" video clip with Karan Kundra. The only objection of mine would be to showcase "alcohol" in the shot even though it was clearly mentioned in her post that it was not real and just for show.

On the larger debate I want to ask is she the only one who has been paired onscreen with much older male actors?

Sridevi (born 1963) first role as a teen-adult came in 1976 at age 13 (as per WikiPedia), when she was cast in the Tamil film Moondru Mudichu played the love interest of Rajnikant (born 1950) and Kamal Hasan (Born 1954).

Tamannah Bhatia was 15 when she got her first romantic movie Chaand Sa Roshan Chehra. If one researches you will find many more examples.

It's easy for people to suggest that people should be 18 first. Many of the actors who made it big have started early in life. Not all have the luxury of being launched by their parents connection in the industry at the "right" age with the "right" hero.

I can relate to her cause I too had an unconventional start to my career. I am a self taught computer programmer. I started doing odd freelancing web projects work when I was 14/15 year of age. At age 17 burnt my fingers in running computer education business. Started working full time for a startup at 18 while still in college and I purely got it just because of past work experience and was very fortunate to be paid higher than some of the IITians in the company.

Everyone has their own journey and struggles and we do not know unless we are in their shoes.

Peace.

Originally posted by: vijay

I am commenting here cause I know both Riva and her mother. In my limited interactions with her she is an intelligent girl and she knows what she is doing and is passionate about making a career in acting.

Firstly she is certainly not 12 and is 16 year old and will turn 17 in 3-4 months. People calling her 12 just cause IMDb / Google says so and I can tell for sure that it is wrong and it will be corrected in due course.

Secondly treat Acting also as a profession just like any other profession Sports, Tech, Medical etc. Yes it's more glamorous but the setup today is much more professional compared to the past.

And as I understand, many want to cast her in movies / music videos or promotions etc cause she is an actress and is a popular social media influencer with over 8.5mn followers just on Instagram and around 900K subscribers on Youtube. It's not very new trend and that is why we see so many social media stars featured in music videos in the past.

It makes me sick to read some of the insensitive and wild accusations which I do not want to repeat in my post again. If you do not know don't make baseless accusations.

I saw the "controversial" video clip with Karan Kundra. The only objection of mine would be to showcase "alcohol" in the shot even though it was clearly mentioned in her post that it was not real and just for show.

On the larger debate I want to ask is she the only one who has been paired onscreen with much older male actors?

Sridevi (born 1963) first role as a teen-adult came in 1976 at age 13 (as per WikiPedia), when she was cast in the Tamil film Moondru Mudichu played the love interest of Rajnikant (born 1950) and Kamal Hasan (Born 1954).

Tamannah Bhatia was 15 when she got her first romantic movie Chaand Sa Roshan Chehra. If one researches you will find many more examples.

It's easy for people to suggest that people should be 18 first. Many of the actors who made it big have started early in life. Not all have the luxury of being launched by their parents connection in the industry at the "right" age with the "right" hero.

I can relate to her cause I too had an unconventional start to my career. I am a self taught computer programmer. I started doing odd freelancing web projects work when I was 14/15 year of age. At age 17 burnt my fingers in running computer education business. Started working full time for a startup at 18 while still in college and I purely got it just because of past work experience and was very fortunate to be paid higher than some of the IITians in the company.

Everyone has their own journey and struggles and we do not know unless we are in their shoes.

Peace.

This is a first. Thank you for the insider information. Or else this forum runs a marathon with their assumptions. I didn’t post on this topic for a reason.