Daisy Irani reveals being raped and abused by her guardian at age 6 - Page 3

Poor Daisey... Its remarkable of her to still find the funny side of it and not get victimized.

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Read the full interview, its really really sad what her mother made her go through...

Poor Daisey..


Parents who force their children into movies in childhood itself DO NOT deserve to be parents at all!!! It's better they had been childless! How DARE they do promote Child Labor?! 😡

This is so heartbreaking...she was such a cute and chirpy

How can parents be so greedy, glad my parents are god like compared to these low lifes.

This is why I feel such parents DO NOT DESERVE TO BE PARENTS!!! Everyone just wants to be a parent without understanding whether they're fit enough to be or not. Absolutely HORRIFIC what she had to endure!!! Such parents should be killed, tbh. Youve to be HEARTLESS to do this to your own flesh & blood!!!

Ive always felt really uneasy watching kids in indian movies.. because i can't help but wonder if they have had good enough support system..

same with those reality singing/dancing shows..

if kids are exploited so much in Hollywood i shudder to even think what they go through in India...

Originally posted by: hantel

She was not in Boot Polish.

The little girl in boot polish had a similar story.she tried to commit suicide when she was around 10..her mom was greedy and made her work 4 shifts in a day.

Daisy Irani in another interview had mentioned that sometimes she had been slapped or pinched on the sets so that she would be able to get natural tears for the required scene...

In an undated interview to the Stardust magazine, Naaz shed light on a traumatic and unhappy childhood, one in which she was forced into the spotlight and turned into the primary breadwinner of her family before she even turned five. Her father had tried but failed to make a career as a screenwriter. It was her mother , Naaz said, who pushed her into show business. She described her mother as overly ambitious, and blamed her for her failure to sustain her success in her adulthood. "I will never be able to forgive my mother nor forget her greed for money, the actress told Stardust.

In that interview, Baby Naaz recalled how she had tried committing suicide twice by jumping into a well near her house. She was rescued both times by her ayah, she said. Pushed into the spotlight too early, she had to miss out on an education to keep the kitchen fires burning at home. When she would return after a full day of shooting (she claimed that she would be working four shifts at a time), she would find her parents fighting bitterly, leaving them with no time to give her food. She recalled going to bed hungry countless times. Deprived of a normal childhood, Naaz thought she had only one way to escape: through suicide.

Naaz also held her mother responsible for her inability to sustain her fame in the film industry. She had no experienced manager to help her make strategic choices. Her mother, she said, accepted every role that came their way, good and terrible. She had one last chance to make it big, when Raj Kapoor offered to send her to a film school in Switzerland, but her mother refused, Naaz claimed, for she did not know how to manage without her income back in India.

It was with her husband and actor Subbiraj Kumar that she says she found love and acceptance. According to some accounts, it was Kumar who urged Naaz to give dubbing a shot. The two married in 1965 and even appeared in a few films together. But in her later years till her death in October 1995, the closest she came to her early days of stardom was as the voice of Sridevi.

Originally posted by: -Swetha-

Poor Daisey..


Parents who force their children into movies in childhood itself DO NOT deserve to be parents at all!!! It's better they had been childless! How DARE they do promote Child Labor?! 😡

Brilliant ..Center should look at this n book parents for child labor .
this would halt this evil trend to exploit own kids.any producer/director/advertiser
employing kids should also be brought under Child Labor law then no more
mental/physical exploitation can be done.

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

This is why I feel such parents DO NOT DESERVE TO BE PARENTS!!! Everyone just wants to be a parent without understanding whether they're fit enough to be or not. Absolutely HORRIFIC what she had to endure!!! Such parents should be killed, tbh. Youve to be HEARTLESS to do this to your own flesh & blood!!!

Sri, Rekha, Hansika Motwani, Neetu Singh,, Sagarika... All have had such terrible lives.