Lights, cameras, action – and then, glitter, red carpet, the illusion of an ideal life ends everything else. However, behind this glitz and glamor, many actors struggle with insecurity, rejection and pressure to be relevant in the industry, where fame and beauty measures success. The ladder for stardom is long and alone, and it takes too much emotional and mental patience to climb.
Reel of reel
There is no stranger to casting Bollywood sofa controversies, or typaciating and age and age. Although many stars have time and again conservative obstacles have been broken, all have faced fear of ‘expiry date’. The shelf life of an actor, especially in mainstream cinema, is notorious until the success of the box office or strong PR. The fear of becoming “irrelevant” leads many actors to a constant loop of concern.
Time when cinema reflects reality
Bollywood has sometimes dared to look inside and portray the rigorous truth of the industry. Although there are many examples of this, some people include Madhur Bhandarkar’s ‘fashion’ in the top every list, which was released in 2008. In the headlines by Priyanka Chopra and Kangana Ranaut, it exposed drug abuse, toxic competition and identification crisis model. Four years later, the same filmmaker made another film ‘heroine’ by Kareena Kapoor Khan, and the film highlighted the mental unpublished of a superstar struggling with insecurity, loneliness and addiction.
Another film that focuses that when we talk about films, showing the dark side of Showez, Vidya Balan’s ‘The Dirty Picture’. Based on the real -life account of silk Smitha, it portrayed the rise and tragic decline of a starlet used by the industry and threw it aside when he did not serve his fantasy.Yes, films pretended some aspects, their core was really vested, and the audience was able to echo with him.
Babil Khan’s recent viral breakdown
Recently, a moment that surprised everyone and worried, when Babil Khan, now in a united video, broke crying while speaking about Bollywood. In the video that went viral, Babil was seen saying, “Bollywood is so f ** ad, Bollywood is so rude.”It seems that he was killing a lot of actors to be Shanaya Kapoor, Ananya Pandey, Arjun Kapoor, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Raghav Juyal and rude.Later, Babil’s official Instagram handle was deactivated, and then, his team and family issued a statement stating that his video was incorrectly understood and the actor had just a difficult day.
Mental care is the weight of professional
Speaking on the subject of mental pressure, a clinical psychologist Dr. Donna Singh said, “This is about the existence of the worthy.”He said that this is not only Bollywood, but every industry comes with its sets set which can barely cut and cut. Thus, “This is our own flexibility that plays an important role. It is not easy in any industry; there is a lot of competition and politics, and all this is about the existence of the fitte. Many people leave the industry, saying that I can’t take it anymore, while some beautifully.”Sharing his views on Babil Khan’s video, he shared, “We can confirm or question the authenticity of the clip. There is a possibility that Babil Khan was going through a lot of pain, and when he made the video, there was a momentary breakdown. We cannot say that he was an actor since he is an actor.”
Selections and rejections are very subjective
He said, “The world of cinema is very fickle. There is hardly any actor who has not seen a flop in his career or has not faced rejects. As an artist, you can all put in an attempt, as your hard work is in your hands and the industry should not.”“For example, if Karan Johar wants to choose Alia Bhatt on other actresses, it is her personal choice, it has nothing to do with your acting ability. Also, the selection and rejection process is very subjective. It is based on sufficient facts. It may be that you are suitable for the role or not. Continued.
Installation of boundaries
He further said, “I am not saying that anyone should not speak while facing injustice. Neither is it your fault when injustice is your fault. However, you need to find the right time to exit and the right way. You have to set the boundaries, take a stand and do not do it on time.” “When Babil Khan’s incident occurred, it did not happen after the same episode. He must have been doing a lot for a long time, many incidents can be accumulated, causing a large -scale breakdown. To avoid this, to avoid it, to deal with an event at a time.”“I can’t change the industry, but how do I manage my purity that is in my hands and matters the most. Emotional regulation is a necessity.”Dr. Donna Singh further said that both are professionals and opposition due to being in the headlines, and every artist has his own way to treat them. Some people call to set the border correctly, and some do not do, and these decisions affect mental welfare.“You are like an open book, everyone knows what is happening in your life. Some people are maintaining boundaries, such as Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma, or recently Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor, who requested the paps not to click on their child, while others need to live with these decisions.
Fame can be short -lived, and the responsibility of the audience
Citing the example of late Sushant Singh Rajput, Dr. Donna Singh said, “What happened Sushant is very unfortunate, but today, if he had been alive, he would have seen the amount of love who are bathing on him. Maybe he was undergoing a thick patch, but perhaps after a year, he achieved everything he wanted. ,
After saying this, he also stated that the audience should not take it forever to appreciate an artist. “This is the audience who makes a hero, right. The audience should give his reason at the right time to an artist; it will not matter to show love after he leaves.”
From the talk of the artist
After reaching a medical professional, we also approached an artist who has seen the streets of Bollywood closely. Weighing the subject, ‘Indian Police Force’ star Ashrut Jain said, “Mental health ‘is a subject in which many known personalities in Bollywood have exploited their interviews and conversations to mature the sound for years. Most of them remember the real point. Mental health The trauma is directly proportional. Generally, if you do not have any trauma, your mental health is considered normal. And if you do, your mental health deteriorates. ,
While explaining this further, he used an example – “A hard -working actor has given years to the career after being trained with top acting schools, but an Instagram effective has taken away his reason only because” some “influential people share clear materials and people follow them and a manufacturer feels that his average status will be found with that influential activists … It is a mental trait to all …
Is Bollywood appropriate for every actor?
Talking to us, he made the most clear and raw confession. Ashramut said, “There are people who think that it is his congenital interaction for every film. On the other hand, there is a very conscious approach to hide the project from others, because the ecosystem is like that.”
Sushant Singh is coming in the chapters of Rajput and Babil Khan
“It is clear that Sushant There was an outsider and Babil is an internal formula. With Sushant, the journey range from a small town to B-town. Along with Babil, the journey range from Bandra to Andheri’s studio. And I respect the work of both of them. ,“Both showed quality work to win the audience, and then the world started to know them.” Unlike Napo Kids “, who pay to pursue paps and then start calling himself known as Insta being famous. Sushant had this immense talent, and is bad for mental health.
A social media rent will not make any difference
“No industry likes people who cry on social media. If you want to fight with the dark side of Bollywood, you need to be a threat. For outsiders, you need to open the walls of the industry and make a place for millions of unborn and millions of people, which are unable to find a place. Representing the right talent in all our content.in conclusion…The Bollywood world is a dazzling that often hides emotional conflict and mental health challenges faced by its stars. The recent breakdown of Babil Khan can cause deep crisis to maintain exemplary, relevance, deal with rejection and to struggle with personal insecurity. Shown in films such as the rigorous realities of the industry, ‘Fashion’ and ‘Heroine’, serve as a poignant reminder of the deep side of fame. Both public and media need to contact these conditions with sympathy and understanding, identifying that each actor’s journey is full of its unique challenges.
