Originally posted by: sugarpuff1992hi
It not only ruins the entertainment industry, but the culture the industry is trying to represent as well...
I was born and raised in the West and I was introduced to Indian movies and serials as a way to connect with the culture... To me these shows are not just a mode of entertainment, but a window into a culture that I am unable to connect with due to my geographical location. Arts and Culture are integral in breaking down barriers, and I wish the entertainment industry would recognize that more...
I agree & this is quite sad in how they don't take into account the immense impact entertainment industry has on the masses
I am still glad that actors such as Ankush Arora, Roshini Wali, Gaurav Bajpai and Rinku Karmarkar exist. These actors all went the extra mile, through their acting and the way they transformed their appearance to bring to life a character, bringing along a depth to it that I greatly admire. 👏
So true.It's admirable how they don't hesitate to play characters older than their real selves or roles that require them to undergo a change in appearance unlike some actors who choose to quit citing such reasons.What I feel is a true actor should be willing to play any kind of role,cause there in lies the real challenge to bring to life any & every character one does
As an admirer of the arts, I am truly appreciative of the existence of such actors. They all deserve a successful career. I feel bad I will not be able to watch Rinku K in YVR season 2 though... I feel Taayi's character has heavily deteriorated due to her over the top schemes. 😭
May they keep excelling in everything that they do.These are some really talented artistes
