North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: in bollywood Nepotism There is an issue on which debate never ends. As a general public, we often think that the life of star kids is so good – they are born with silver in a spoon, father makes one phone call and they get a big film. No struggle, no standing in line.
But, is the other side of the coin really so shining?
Recently famous actor and dancer Jaaved Jaaferi son of Meezaan Jafri Has spoken very openly and honestly on this issue. He says that what looks ‘glamorous’ from outside is like a huge burden from inside.
“The burden of inheritance is very heavy”
Meezaan Jaffrey is not just a star kid but a third generation actor. His grandfather was a great comedian Jagdeep Sahab (Surma Bhopali) And father Javed Jaffrey is a legend of his dance and comedy.
While sharing his pain in an interview, Meezaan said that coming from such a family is a matter of pride, but at the same time it is also a huge ‘baggage’.
He said, “People don’t just judge you by your work, but also compare you with your forefathers. They expect you to be a legend from day one. This pressure becomes very difficult at times.”
“Yes, entry is easy, but survival is not.”
Meezaan also accepted his ‘privilege’ in a very relaxed manner. He clearly said, “I will not lie, being a star kid, it is easy for us to reach out to people in the industry. The first meeting is easy to get, which is very difficult for outsiders.”
But the real game starts after this. Meezaan says that after the door opens, you have to face the camera only. If the talent is not there, the audience will reject you in a second, no matter whose son you are. Creating your own identity amid that “constant comparison” is like chewing iron.
What is Meezaan doing now?
We have seen Meezaan in films like ‘Malal’ and ‘Hungama 2’. Currently he is in discussion about his next big project. She will soon be an international film ‘Midaq Alley’ Are going to be seen in.
