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Posted: 2 years ago
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We understand this as adults. But youngsters are aspirational and tend to get influenced by ads, media and what they see online or in celebs.

They do not understand. They may feel like buying the stuff or checking it out and feel bad if they cannot afford it or their parents cannot get it for them.

Often youth get depressed and feel inadequate trying to copy lifestyle of elites as they see in media and feel left out if they do not have bags or clothes of top brands.

There is a reason why stars are advised to endorse luxury brands at later, more established stage and choose more relatable and massy/affordable brands at initial stage.

Even young SRK endorsed Mayur. Not Raymond or OCM, Siyaram etc earlier. Young Ash started with Lakme. Not LOReal.

Khans are not doing anything to make kids relatable to masses and making them seem less elitist.

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Posted: 2 years ago
#42

Originally posted by: carisma2


Good ol' ocal vendors! 🤣

The funny think is that in Movies they talk about aam inssan, gareeb wages, show the maa's pretending to eat from empty vessels and in reality.. look what's happening, The rich just get richer.

Aryan acts like he's shared his dads work load over the years - He really walks about like he is SRK himself. Yeh okay - he has a really good voice - in Lion King.


How much are they selling things for? Like in GBP if you know pls.

What is GBP??

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Posted: 2 years ago
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British currency - Great Britain pounds

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Posted: 2 years ago
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Originally posted by: carisma2


British currency - Great Britain pounds

I have no idea. Are you asking me price of the tshirt and jacket in British pound??


If yes than the leather jacket is almost 2000 pound and tees are in range of 230 to 300 or more

Edited by Raijeera - 2 years ago
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Posted: 2 years ago
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I totally agree Aryan shows attitude and walks like he is SRK himself.

I have never seen iota of humility or vibe of newcomer in him. Suhana seems more humble in comparison.

Aryan even poses as if he is SRK already or some star.

Confidence is one thing but no need to show attitude like you are SRK yourself.

I do not know if it is natural confidence, innate swagger or arrogance or entitlement or overconfidence or pretense of nonchalance.

I have never seen any excitement or nervousness or even smile or laugh in Aryan like a newbie young guy. Unlike Suhana who sometimes smiles and laughs like a girl or looks nervous and excited to face public.

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Posted: 2 years ago
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Originally posted by: atominis

I totally agree Aryan shows attitude and walks like he is SRK himself.

I have never seen iota of humility or vibe of newcomer in him. Suhana seems more humble in comparison.

Aryan even poses as if he is SRK already or some star.

Confidence is one thing but no need to show attitude like you are SRK yourself.

I do not know if it is natural confidence, innate swagger or arrogance or entitlement or overconfidence or pretense of nonchalance.

I have never seen any excitement or nervousness or even smile or laugh in Aryan like a newbie young guy. Unlike Suhana who sometimes smiles and laughs like a girl or looks nervous and excited to face public.


Suhana seems more real than her brother. Even when he was standing with Bhai - it was like, 'a younger bhai'.


Now a days these star kids not just SRK's but others too have too much attitude.

Akki's kid - His parents went to pick him up and he was pretty drunk and the way the dad was behaving - like no big thing here.. Like they came to collect their 5 year old from a children's friends party.

Then I saw a video where he is saying that his daughter is close to him and talks about her BF - Like Dude your daughter is like 11! Unless someone edited it that way to make it look wrong.. but generally the star kids are being allowed to go about the way they want.

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Posted: 2 years ago
#47

Originally posted by: atominis

We understand this as adults. But youngsters are aspirational and tend to get influenced by ads, media and what they see online or in celebs.

They do not understand. They may feel like buying the stuff or checking it out and feel bad if they cannot afford it or their parents cannot get it for them.

Often youth get depressed and feel inadequate trying to copy lifestyle of elites as they see in media and feel left out if they do not have bags or clothes of top brands.

There is a reason why stars are advised to endorse luxury brands at later, more established stage and choose more relatable and massy/affordable brands at initial stage.

Even young SRK endorsed Mayur. Not Raymond or OCM, Siyaram etc earlier. Young Ash started with Lakme. Not LOReal.

Khans are not doing anything to make kids relatable to masses and making them seem less elitist.

Well maybe they don't want to? Everyone who has ever interacted with Aryan knows he's infatuated with the west - western style brands, even his show was initially focused for Americans before someone broke it in his head that only Indians want to see his stuff, and he used to make of Bollywood/India all the time at USC. Problem is the very people he finds cringe are lapping up his pictures and selling everything out.

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Posted: 2 years ago
#48

Originally posted by: Raijeera

I have no idea. Are you asking me price of the tshirt and jacket in British pound??


If yes than the leather jacket is almost 2000 pound and tees are in range of 230 to 300 or more


Yeah - That's a lot.

Thanks for that.

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Posted: 2 years ago
#49

Originally posted by: carisma2


Suhana seems more real than her brother. Even when he was standing with Bhai - it was like, 'a younger bhai'.


Now a days these star kids not just SRK's but others too have too much attitude.

Akki's kid - His parents went to pick him up and he was pretty drunk and the way the dad was behaving - like no big thing here.. Like they came to collect their 5 year old from a children's friends party.

Then I saw a video where he is saying that his daughter is close to him and talks about her BF - Like Dude your daughter is like 11! Unless someone edited it that way to make it look wrong.. but generally the star kids are being allowed to go about the way they want.

Typical International Rich Kid Behavior. Kajol got pregnant at 13/14. Kareena is joked about on this sub for her wild days in high school. Most nepos start clubbing at ages 11-12 for example Ranbir. I don't think that's as big of a deal so long as parents are keeping it safe.


I went to school with all these types with kids. People like Ibrahim and Nysa are dating like 10 people and partying everywhere at once and no one cares. (it's a shame because I'm quite worried about Nysa)

Akshay's kid too has no desire to work in the industry unless it's on the design front so I don't think his behavior matters as much.


But the Suhana/Janhvi types (Aaradhya is going down this route) where they're surrounded by yes-men and coddled everywhere is also not good at all as well.

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Posted: 2 years ago
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Originally posted by: atominis

We understand this as adults. But youngsters are aspirational and tend to get influenced by ads, media and what they see online or in celebs.

They do not understand. They may feel like buying the stuff or checking it out and feel bad if they cannot afford it or their parents cannot get it for them.

Often youth get depressed and feel inadequate trying to copy lifestyle of elites as they see in media and feel left out if they do not have bags or clothes of top brands.

There is a reason why stars are advised to endorse luxury brands at later, more established stage and choose more relatable and massy/affordable brands at initial stage.

Even young SRK endorsed Mayur. Not Raymond or OCM, Siyaram etc earlier. Young Ash started with Lakme. Not LOReal.

Khans are not doing anything to make kids relatable to masses and making them seem less elitist.

All i can say is in adolescent years, youngsters are attracted to all things new and famous. When their family can't fullfill their wishes they do feel let down but as they grow up they too start to understand right and wrong. Parent's too should make them understand in beginning itself to learn from the hardwork of stars or any celebrity or players they are attracted to rather than copy their hair styles and buying their stuff. If the basic is strong in upbringing and if family teaches about the diversity in economy of India and teach them to live a life that more full filling as a human than running behind other human and their style statement. Its easier to say but hard to follow since every family is different and their ideology is different.

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