Nepotism

NEPOTISM 

Nepotism, Groupism & Bullying, a deep-seated rooted mock-up & a never ending talk about. What is Nepotism and how it is impacting talent? How Audience & Media are equally responsible? Double standards and a Hollow World Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide has again given shaft to the never ending parley of ‘Nepotism’. In current years, one verse that has been looming constantly is Nepotism. The phrase has present itself in the industry, but it only got outgrowth in the recent years. The excerpt was first highlighted by the artist Kangana Ranaut when she was invited as a patron on coffee with Karan. Since then, the wordiness on the exactly the same remained on and off. Now, the unexpected dissolution of young wolf and talented actor Sushant Singh Rajput has brought this topic back into the light . 

According to reports, Sushant ended his eternal life because he didn’t have any projects in hand. He had a fearfulness of losing out everything. His outlive highly posts overemphasize how desperately he wanted his fans to watch his films. The logic behind taking his eternal life is Nepotism means – A preliminary practice of giving apply to friends and folks by using power. Basically, doing favours for a set of people. People on light social satire news media are lashing out on Karan Johar and other celebrities for promoting Nepotism and making outsiders ( People with no godfather) feel like a leftover. But the catechize is, Will this be rankled put an termination to nepotism? Will everybody get light and coequal opportunities? Probably not. Because the concept is deep rooted and it has to be addressed not only by the talent, but by the society as a whole. Can Nepotism and Talent Co- exist? 

Nepotism is not just restricted to Bollywood. It presents itself in every profession. Being the allure industry, we tend to see as such cases become more natural often here. If reports are to be believed, Sushant was banned from seven key construction houses and had a fight with one of the plaudit wigs in the industry. A clique of low-class people pulled down his morale. He was replaced from respective films and this took a carillon on his mental health. Well, there could always be a drawing room for all. Nepotism and bent can co –exist. The impression is present itself in every trade and not just limited to Bollywood. Nepotism was there and probably will always remain and that is actually not the problem. The having a real problem fetish lies – When a prince with thinkable is deliberately pulled down, then the personal problem becomes scary. It brings in the conception of groupism and bullying too. For example: Sushant was facing all these consequences because he had said No to some of the films offered to him by Yash Raj Films. The contention is, what if any Star Kid would have said ‘ No’. Would he or she have got the exactly the same treatment? After Sushant’s demise, a plot of celebs have come out and talked about their experience. Talent and Nepotism can co exist. But if they are not deliberately given a chance or pulled down, then the water system will surely topple one day. But the woeful existence is having a real problem is deep rooted. People who raise their voice are bullied and are often boycotted. Hence, everybody keeps working on compromised terms. They only wake up when something big happens. Sushant was not the first impersonator to face to face with groupism. The line-up of actors who became the but of Nepotism is endless. One of them is Govinda. A corral of a few times the impersonator has expressed his anger for not getting the right platform to promote his films. After a sure focal point in his career, he was not approached by the producers. Indirectly, he has blamed some brimming names in the study for ruining his career. Now, if you analyse there are so many miles away tweets of celebs talking about past they faced.

If you look into Politics, cricket or even business, the story line is the same. Be it Gandhi kin in Politics ( Which is now witnessing a downfall). 

Talking about more examples, Tejaswi Yadav is a politician, he is the son of Lalu Yadav. Looking at more advanced examples: Yadav Parivar – Mulayam Singh Yadav, Akhilesh Yadav & Dimple Yadav. Politician Ram Vilas Paswan also has his family member in politics. His son Chirag Paswan, Pashupati Kumar Paras ( brother) Ram Chandra Paswan. So this is evident. Talking about cricket, Rohan Gavaskar, and Arjun Sachin Tendulkar are the biggest examples. 

On the other hand, we need to understand, they might get a chance but journey is in their hands. Filmmaker Kriti Nagar Sharma said, ” Why old age songs are reused because nobody respects stylish talent. If you have a surname, you will be given breaks. She added their having a real problem is at all levels, not only with actors. This is not all about just favouritism. There are many miles away other ways to pull down a person. There could be enormous reasons - You are doing well in life, you are clear with your choices, you said No to someone who is Influential or you choose to move out of a certain contract. If you closely observe Sushant’s case. He actually wanted sovereignty to choose projects. But, big tough woman wigs made this private only restricted to star kids. Despite enjoying the at the same time stardom, he wasn’t given superfluity to choose projects he wanted. Finding intellect and giving break is one thing, but bounding and not letting it grow creates a personal problem .

But the question remains the same – Will this end?