Everyone always says that only those with a background in the film industry get more opportunities. Leaving aside the truth in these news, no matter how big a background you enter the industry, if you are not successful, that background is of no use. It is an accepted fact that background and heritage are only useful for those who enter the industry. No matter what anyone says, there are many interviews where they have said that nepotism is rampant in the industry and that many actors have been treated unfairly because of it. However, compared to other industries, this nepotism is a bit more prevalent in Bollywood. Many people still say that alia bhatt entered the industry because of nepotism, and that is why she is a star heroine today.
Recently, bollywood producer karan johar responded to these issues and spoke. Everyone calls alia a nepo kid, and he said that he will treat those who think so as fools. He praised Alia's acting, saying that if you see her acting in her films, no one will think she is a nepo kid. karan said that alia has acted wonderfully in films like Highway, Raazi, and Gangubai Kathiawadi, and even after watching those films, you should stop calling alia a nepo kid. Even after watching them, if you call alia a nepo kid, then there is no one more stupid than them, no one in the world can fix them, and alia is a good actress, karan said.

On this occasion, karan also denied the fact that dharma productions only gives opportunities to star kids. karan said that he has given chances to many outsiders in his dharma Productions. karan produced Nadaaniyaan, which introduced Saif's son Ibrahim ali Khan as the hero, but the film did not achieve the desired results. karan responded to the criticism on this issue by saying that it has become fashionable for everyone to troll Nadaaniyaan, that the more you hate a film, the more famous it will become, but he cannot give an explanation to everyone who criticizes it.
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Sowmiya Sriram

16/05/2025 09:40 PM