Star kids have to struggle more: Anil Kapoor

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Mandy

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Anil has a point, I do believe there is more pressure on an actor/actress who come from a star family. Yes they get their break because of who they are related to but there is pressure on them to live upto the success of their familes.

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-Satrangi-

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Posted: 13 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: LifeOLicious
^but why hate them for it? blame the parents if they are making a call to get their kids a movie without letting the kids do their own thing. but i am pretty sure most of us who complain here when we become parents we will do exactly the same thing. we will make a call to get our kids a job if we can. in fact if we dislike the star kids so much why don't we act on it? do we? we are already looking fwd to aryan, suhana, ibrahim etc joining films :P this whole nonsense will stop if we focus on the films and not the stars so much. i am not sure if that is possible since worshipping stars is in our DNA LOL!(I think I read somewhere Big B for President! 😆 that too coming from a film critic 😕)

I truly believe Abhishek is a result of our own obsession with stars...he probably would have been faaar more successful as a character comedy actor! He is not lead star material. But we the audience- Mr Bachchan's son could not be as big as his daddy blah blah kehke uske life kharaab kar dete! 😆 I remember when he debut...there was so much expectation! Big B's son will be the best big star etc etc! Kiyun bhai itna pressure!!! So the Bachchan's also tried harder to make him a lead star when he probably never had it in him!

i don't think people 'hate' it.. i think people in general find narcisstic attitudes a huge turn off!

and the 'we' is certainly divided because i personally would rather see Aryan and Suhana away from the movies (i don't care about others), but i hope SRK being educated himself would value education and keep his kids away from the madness that is bollywood..

as blue-ice ji said... one has nothing to eat, while the other is complaining of too much food on their plates.. i'd replace that with complaining about too many tomatoes on their pizza.. that really puts their sufferings in perspective.. i understand where anil is coming from but rich people often like to complain about little things such as too many birds in their garden!

good points, btw..

Edited by -Satrangi- - 13 years ago

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Dimdim

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Posted: 13 years ago

#13

Everything comes at a price. With FAME and being in public life there will be HATE.

If the star kids can't take the baggage along with their FAME, they should stay home and not venture in the BAD BAD BOLLYWOOD WORLD.

Edited by Peacefull - 13 years ago

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_notinuse_

@_notinuse_

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

Not true that star kids get bashed more. Sure, each year there are also many non-star kids that make an entry to Bollywood with zero talent. But after their movies bomb, they are no where to be seen unless they change themselves radically to please the audience's taste.

In contrast, star kids are given more chances. They stick around without feeling the pressure of getting the boot from the industry. That's why Abhishek or Sonam are so chilled out and doesn't give a rat's ass about trying hard. If non-star kids getting repetitive film offers despite them not improving or trying too hard, they will get bashed as well. The difference between star and non-star kids are that 1 of them will still be around regardless of public opinions.

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Dimdim

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: PandorasBox
Not true that star kids get bashed more. Sure, each year there are also many non-star kids that make an entry to Bollywood with zero talent. But after their movies bomb, they are no where to be seen unless they change themselves radically to please the audience's taste.

In contrast, star kids are given more chances. They stick around without feeling the pressure of getting the boot from the industry. That's why Abhishek or Sonam are so chilled out and doesn't give a rat's ass about trying hard. If non-star kids getting repetitive film offers despite them not improving or trying too hard, they will get bashed as well. The difference between star and non-star kids are that 1 of them will still be around regardless of public opinions.

@ Bold ..absolutely right. These kids are born with the proverbial silver spoon.

Every time a AB junior movie releases I feel sad for the producers.

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Deadlydynamite

@Dar_Fitte_Moo

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Posted: 13 years ago

#16

Star kids have to struggle more

to get off their bed

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TheRager

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: Peacefull

@ Bold ..absolutely right. These kids are born with the proverbial silver spoon.

Every time a AB junior movie releases I feel sad for the producers.

I wonder why they are cast...cant feel sad for fools.