"In my biopic, if it is ever made, you will play the
stereotypical villain. One who is intolerant of outsiders… the flag-bearer of
nepotism in Bollywood and movie mafia," - Kangana Ranaut spoke her heart
out at Karan Johar's much-talked-about show Koffee With Karan. Little did she
know that her take on nepotism in the industry will become one of the newest
topics of discussion? The industry stood divided on the topic - while some
lauded Kangana, some differed with her statement.
And soon at every press conference, actors were being quizzed
about their opinion - Does nepotism exist in the industry? Now, Priyanka Chopra
was under the scanner of being asked about her take on nepotism as she also is
not from a filmy background and has had her set of struggles in making a path
of a successful career.
In an interview with a famous daily confessed that nepotism
exists and she herself has faced a lot of it. She told, "All kinds exist.
There is nothing wrong in being born into a family that has a legacy. Outsiders
don't have a foot-in-the-door access. Star kids have an insurmountable pressure
of living up to the family name. Every star has their individual journey."
Priyanka further added, "In mine, I have faced a lot. I
have been kicked out of films because someone else was recommended to the
producer. I cried and got over it. Eventually, those who are meant to be
success stories become that, despite all hindrances."
Does she fear failure? Well, the answer is NO. She told,
"I don't fear failure but I don't like it. I get grumpy when I fail, but I
am not afraid to face it with the same sentiments of a debutante. I see the
lives of celebrities as a marathon runner. There is a lot riding on us in terms
of responsibility. If an actor falls sick and the shoot is cancelled, 300
people don't get paid that day. I treat it like a marathon. I have learnt to
respect everyone's job. I treat myself as an athlete and acquire that
discipline. I work holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries. I have trained
myself accordingly. There's a set goal, which I want to achieve and to get
that, I know what it takes. There are no free lunches in this world."
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