Zareen Khan recently opened up about nepotism, optionsm, and the challenges faced by both insiits and outsides in bollywood. The conversation began with saif ali khan’s son ibrahim ali khan, with the interviewer pointing out that newomers with strong legacies need to be better prepared when they are step into the Industry.Responding to this, zareen said that the kind of film matters a lot. She Called Ibrahim’s Debut Nadaaniyaan “a frivolous film” that left little room for performance, adding that his upcoming sarzameen looks more promising. “Maybe He Just Needs A Director Who Can Guide
Directors must not fear star kids
Zareen stressed that while actors need grooming, the responsibility also lies with directors. According to her, young filmmakers often feel intimidated when working with insiders backed by big production houses.“If your actor is not delivering, you have to say it. Why are you scared of with son or nextr they? Assured.Zareen also mentioned aamir khan’s son junaid, who recently made his debut with maharaj. She praised his performance in the film, saying heed “really well” in an intensity role. However, she felt his second project loveyapa was not suited for Him. “It’s also about what film you give a person.
Zareen recalls her own struggles
Adding percent, the interviewer pointed out that Several Actor Had Shaky Starts Yet Went on to Prove Themselves. He Recalled Rani Mukerji Being Noticed In Raja Ki Aayegi Baaraat Despite The Film Not Performing Well, Stressing that Audiences will support genuine talent if the support is Visible. But, He Warned, “Bringing an underpared actor in a shoddy film and then expecting support is wrong.”The actress then reflected on her journey as an outsider. She Remembred Debuting with Salman Khan in Veer, but Facing Heavy Criticism That Made Her Path Ahead Difacity.“I didn’T have some someone like karan johar backing me up with continuous films irrespective of how I was received. Comfortable. For us outsides, if you are not good, you are gone, ”She said.
