Why Nepotism Exists | Decoding the Nepotism Debate | Between the Lines with Palki Sharma

[@Firstpost]

What do you think about nepotism? Comment below and tell us.

[@anupnayak3075]

Nepotism in Lord Shivs Family.. Parvati wife worshiped. His son Ganesh and Kartika ... nepotism in mythology

[@GKGSbysK]

This is not write but on the besisi of Money 🤑🤑💰💰 rich man pamoot 😮😊

[@vikramjha9164]

What you think about Jay sah

[@homundagamer4903]

😂

[@kickcomedyfun4059]

Real waste of Talent, Creativity, Opportunity, Diversity and what not. I can Tell a million faults with Nepotism. Just imagine if the same story would have been played by new star it could have been a game changer. Let me give a simple examples : Just compare if Rahul would have been our Prime Minister would you be seeing similar reforms in Politics and Economy ? It does take some time to adjust with new people but what Zoya did is disgusting. Now I don't to watch Stupid Zoya movies. Crazy women. I really dislike those people who takes easy way out take : Gay Karan Johar

[@gauravrana8379]

"NEPOTISM can give you work in some movies, but TALENT.... TALENT will make you a superstar."❤

[@unknown.m.e]

End of the day story matters

[@goldenpencil6398]

Salman Khan can't act to save his life. A product of nepotism and a Superstar, especially for certain section of people. 😮

[@mythologicalmainstay5029]

This may have been the case in the 90s but it’s not the case anymore Nowadays all star-kids are a sure shot success with the strong PR lobbies They will get movies no matter what till the audience is forced to accept them Case in point: Tiger Shroff, Alia Bhatt, Ananya Pandey, Sarah Ali Khan Post 2012 star-kids have taken over the industry and ensured that no outsiders are given opportunities to showcase their talent

[@vijaynaik9825]

Agreed but talent should get a chance only then..

[@SINGH05976]

Brother it's too easy to say "Talent can beat nepotism" but in reality talent don't even get a chance to show their talent, in fact think it another way its not just nepotism, its monopoly or oligopoly with nepotism which stops other players to even show their talents in big platforms.

[@s.r301]

Im glad nepotism is well understood these days. A decade back, the value of individuals was determined by their lineage, bank balance, parent's profession and social status. People were literally worshipped for their lineage. It's refreshing to finally see this conversation happening at this scale.

[@Seevawonderloaf]

So true!

[@rajupatnaik7776]

SR301, a decade back who were the people who were worshipped due to "lineage, bank balance, parent's profession and social status"? And do you even know the meaning of Nepotism?

[@bhavikasicka7871]

Still happens. Under capitalism, people's children get to head their companies and accumulate wealth. Ambani is a classic example of nepotism.

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

We talk lot about Nepotism in Bollywood which barely affect our country but we never talk about nepotism exist in our politics and judiciary that directly decide the fate of our country.

[@sankkham]

In politics many nepokids lost. Most top leaders are not nepokids now. Rahul Gandhi losing all elections. He will get seat when he will win. Bt when it comes to Bollywood there is no exam no audition there is nothing. Just give money to producers and u got a movie or series 😂.

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@sankkham the same happens in south also right

[@ckpal3575]

​@@sankkhamRajnath Singh's son won from Noida seat by a large margin during 2022 UP assembly elections

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

@@sankkham Expect few top leaders more than 90% of our ministry cabinet is headed by nepo kids. Just have look into our judiciary and how nepotism is valued of there. If we can solve nepotism problem in Politics and business then automatically the nepotism problem will get solved in our entertainment industry

[@maniish2165]

Now if you come after politicians. The trolls paid by them shut their mouth. Nepotism is everywhere. People are just after entertainment industry. Why is she taking this topic after 2 years old controversy. Because she is paid to build the narrative against a few people in the bollywood.

[@findingkarma]

These star kids are our future Padma award winners. Their parents will hire the best production houses, directors, script writers, song writers, stylists etc. to push their careers. After 20 years, they'll appear in a film with author backed role, with a no makeup look and for their unparalleled contribution to cinema coupled with political contacts, they'll be given a Padma award

[@JaiBhaarat1]

So why dont you become rich ????? bottom line is you are jealous :P

[@IAmTired163]

😮

[@NidzShah-ps6kr]

Wow why don't you become a Lil more delusional...

[@tuhinabhattacharya6358]

@docav4005- very true,sad,but true

[@sushmasingh8008]

Nepotism or No nepotism,at the end of the day an actors success lies in viewers hand !

[@manjayyapujar3059]

Hypocrisy makes a path clearer to nepotism.

[@sonaliv1489]

No, this is not about Bollywood stories and reviews of movies, but about nepotism - something that has hampered Bollywood and forced us to watch stupid dumb movies as the whole industry is a cabal and run by a few, using some dawood money.

[@Pitashri101]

Ya ya ..... Abolish Inheritance, say no to nepotism. Every penny is of the nation, only petty hypocrites give or take Inheritance.

[@11farzad11]

There is a big difference between Hollywood and Bollywood when it comes to nepotism. In Hollywood, star kids go under radar when they first enter the industry. Usually starting on small roles and many times you wouldn't know those actors are related to a famous parent until you dig deep into it. In bollywood star kids get the lead roles from get go and there nepotism aspect is used extensively to sell the movie.

[@wanderlust1334]

No they do know but thing is, even if u r a star kid you HAVE to give ACTUAL auditions n be selected through the screen tests unlike bolly star kids for whom, audition is just a formality. And in Hollywood u thrive in the limelight purely based on ur talent in films unlike bolly where ppl like sonam,janhvi,khushi,ananya survive in the industry with some money

[@Finnola]

​@wanderlust1334 Bollywood nepo kids are much more famous and given more opportunities than hollywood nepo kids. Hollywood nepo kids actually have to struggle and don't have the longevity. When there is a Drew Barrymore, Kate Hudson and angelina jolie there are outsiders like Sandra bullock, Cameron Diaz and reese witherspoon. The later actresses blew nepo kids out the park in box office success, roles and movies more likely to have an impact are given to them. This cannot be the case in bollywood where there is no competition that outsiders can give to nepo kids.

[@SINGH05976]

It's too easy to say "Talent can beat nepotism" but in reality talent don't even get a chance to show their talent, in fact think it another way its not just nepotism, its monopoly or oligopoly with nepotism which stops other players to even show their talents in big platforms.

[@ayushimishra1912]

True

[@kanishkkumar5431]

This is the best cmmnt regarding nepotism .....this is what I was thinking

[@SINGH05976]

@@kanishkkumar5431 🙏🙏🙏

[@slayer_142]

​@@kanishkkumar5431 bollywood is 3rd class industry why good people work in 3rd class industry 😂

[@slayer_142]

​@@ayushimishra1912 bollywood to hamesa se garbage tha

[@15diptisharma]

In Bollywood its a lot more evident. People like Mahesh Bhatt engage most aspiring women into sex trade and drug rackets while their own less-than-talented daughters get chances after chances to perfect their craft. I think Indian viewers should make the effort to give deserving kids a chance. If we have now recognized the Gandhi family's nepotism, why not recognize the Bhatts and Kapoors and Johars make billions off of Indian viewers while feeding them absolute garbage.

[@kushalsingh6106]

People pay for the tickets and subscription for netflix etc without money nepotism wont survive but people still pay them

[@nachiketa365]

i have not watched Bollywood movies and nepo shows since 9 years. rather watch good documentary or listen audiobook. boycott trends works

[@techtronsurfer1605]

Well said!

[@mystical_shreya]

​@@nachiketa365 I agree I have also done same . I watch only some movies which deserve to be watched for ex- dangal , Ms dhoni , pink etc. i m more into Hollywood and japnese films they are good at what they do and there are always different actors actress in upcoming movies .there may be a bit of nepotism but it doesn't last long because their people give value to work more than the person itself.

[@user-wb6pb2df1z]

Mujhe art film pasand hain

[@vlexical]

People say talent matters. If talent matters then how Arjun Kapoor is getting film opportunities after giving numerous disaster in box office? 😅

[@ashokmathur137]

Arjun is a total duffer

[@Moumitasahasunshine]

Arjun kapoor has only publicity for his personal life...go and watch his latest movie collection...it is just 38 lakhs...not even 1 crore.. but his pr is strong to cover up his failure that we are only noticing tejas box office failure...and not his...still karan considers him to so important come on his show.

[@perambu3441]

Nepotism wins even if talent is valued. Out of 90 secretaries of Government of India, only 3 belong to the OBC. Do you know which caste the remaining 87 secretaries belong to? Did Palki, have ever discussed this in her show? She won't discuss it because nepotism is in herr favor and she make it win.

[@souravkumarcode]

In all this debates, Mihir Ahuja is getting sidelined. One of my childhood friend from Jamshedpur. Has literally has been trying to get in into something from last 8 years. Has no Movie background and comes from a simple family where his father runs a neighbor Grocery stores. Exceptionally talented in all ways and super Hard Working. Deserves every bit of success !!

[@stankssmile5865]

He is good convey my regards, tell him if you can I mean that this show has got so much bad publicity that this show is an enforced hit, and none of the negativity encompasses him. Hope he rides the wave of success with enjoyment. Zoya is minting a lot

[@vidhishiste8751]

I first saw him in the music video of Udd chala and he seemed great! Hope he gets the success he deserves ✨

[@kalpanakumar2808]

Mihir, Yuvraj and Vedang were really good. Please convey our congratulations and best wishes. I loved Vedang.

[@jayakrushnasahoo4403]

It's true that there is no bad publicity but there is always a good/bad consequences, and particularly now the people are more aware in what to watch and what not.

[@Moumitasahasunshine]

Exactly content is the king..

[@perambu3441]

Nepotism wins even if talent is valued. Out of 90 secretaries of Government of India, only 3 belong to the OBC. Do you know which caste the remaining 87 secretaries belong to? Did Palki, have ever discussed this in her show? She won't discuss it because nepotism is in herr favor and she make it win.

[@DarthV-wy3mj]

The problem with Nepotism is Bollywood is that they will be given innumerable chances sidelining real talent and eventually when substandard is thrust down the audience throat they will eventually grow a linking towards mediocrity and real talent suffers. Example; Irfan Khan and many many more.

[@slayer_142]

Why bollywood movies are so cheesy and silly? like jawan and gadar

[@slayer_142]

Bollywood movies log dance kyu krte h 😂

[@ujjainiroy-simplylife1371]

In today’s Bollywood, nepotism wins. I’ve just seen the archies which didn’t do anything for me but the two guys who stood out for me are Vedang Raina and Mihir Ahuja. They are the ones to watch out for. But I doubt if they’ll get their due. Vedang is definitely the Hindi movie “hero” material. He’s smart, sassy and has the swag. IMO, Khusi Kapoor is a little better but Suhana Khan and Agastya Nanda doesn’t know A of acting! Totally bland and expressionless.

[@Daredevil009.1]

Even in tollywood nepotism wins

[@Moumitasahasunshine]

​@@Daredevil009.1 there is no problem in nepotism in bollywood but the problem is that limelight and credit for work is taken away. Problem arises when work like that ananya pandey in soty 2 is getting awards..the south industry has more nepotism but when an outsider wishes to do any work the insider people also support whole heartedly. There is a lot of brotherhood in that industry...that is why they are so close to the culture...just see mrunal thakur..how she has made a place in south...they have nepotism but they also accept and support each other...in bollywood there is a trend of not allowing right talent to come up...But the things are changing now...tripti dimri I think topped the imdb list putting suhana, khushi way behind

[@AnonymousAnonymous-dc3jm]

In today's Bollywood it's called Nepotism, In tomorrow's Bollywood, they are called a Caste!

[@shreeyakful]

khusi is super bad too 😮

[@Daredevil009.1]

@@Moumitasahasunshine watch adivi sesh interview he openly said there is no audition culture in tollywood I have no problem with tollywood or Bollywood nepotism the point is why everyone is targeting Bollywood if audience are seriously concerned about outsiders and talent ask them to support them in cinema hall the simple demand and supply model even Yash kannada actor son of a bus driver currently is a biggest pan India star in India after kgf franchise and kannada audience supported him throughout his career

[@bhavikasicka7871]

Mamata Banerjee benefiting the real estate, wealth accumulation, and political capital of her nephew Abhishek Banerjee is a classic example of nepotism.

[@veenakn6638]

If nepotism means talentless mediocrity being celebrate and systematically targeting and sabotaging individuals with talent, its rotten and problematic.

[@_suki_]

👌👍

[@kushalsingh6106]

Problematic but unavoidable

[@sampatkalyan3103]

This is what I can agree with.

[@stankssmile5865]

But generally dna has the same talent and skill replicated, like 20-25 cases out of a 100. But yes it's extremely rampant here in Bollywood.

[@adaoramadike3543]

You have said it all, the other side of nepotism that makes it diabolical is that those that actually have the goods are never given the opportunity or platform to showcase their talent. It’s just a mess, I stopped watching Bollywood films five years ago it has become atrociously nonsensical, take Arjun Kapoor who has been cast in films after films yet that man seems to be sleep walking in all his films, there is no passion or excitement in his performances, he seems always disinterested in his roles. I don’t know how the Indian audience keep torturing themselves with all these absurd mediocrity.

[@raseshwarichonkar5513]

Charlie Chaplin was not a nepo kid. His parents were small time artists in vaudeville theatre. They separated when he was a toddler and his mom went insane when he was barely 7 and he hardly attended school. He literally grew up on the streets and landed a part in a play along with his elder brother when he was 11. He struggled very very hard and rose only because of his talent and genius. Those in the above film are certainly nepo kids as they’ve landed a part in the film only bec of their parents

[@johns3465]

In America, my last 3 jobs nepotism is so bad that we had a mass walkout. 80% to 90% of the employees quit 1 company went out of business, another got got sold, and the third lost 4 out of 13 laboratories, including losing clients.

[@perambu3441]

Nepotism wins even if talent is valued. Out of 90 secretaries of Government of India, only 3 belong to the OBC. Do you know which caste the remaining 87 secretaries belong to? Did Palki, have ever discussed this in her show? She won't discuss it because nepotism is in herr favor and she make it win.

[@HumanityWatch]

​@@perambu3441So it's fault of Rahul Gandhi's family who did not provide good education to OBC SC ST. Mostly *_Group-A officer who selected in the early age becomes a secretary._*

[@perambu3441]

@@HumanityWatch There are 33 lakh central government employees, in addition to 14 lakh armed forces across India. The majority of government employees belong to Group C, with a share of 88.7%, followed by Group B with 8.5% and Group A with the least employees at 2.8%. That means there are 1,31,600 lakh employees in Group A category alone. The BJP government has appointed 90 secretaries from this Group A category, but out of this 1,31,600 lakh employees, BJP has appointed 87 Brahmins and three OBCs as secretaries. This is what intellectuals call a mockery of democracy.

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

​@@perambu3441there shouldn't be any difference between Brahmins and Non-Brahmins, or any other communities. It should be on talent alone, then such problem will not arise at all.

[@perambu3441]

@@brascoperryjoe6425 Talent emerges only in an environment where opportunity is given. You forgot the word opportunity. The BJP Government has allocated 1,487.9 crores to the Central Sanskrit University from 2014 to 2022 but only 74.1 crores to the Central Institute of Classical Tamil (CICT). BJP have spent so many thousand crores on Sanskrit but how many SC ST and OBC personal have you given Sanskrit education and related job opportunities.

[@rishi_6266]

This movie Archie is a full celebration of Nepotism of Bollywood family. This Nepos were smart enough not to realese the movie in big screen but found Netflix as a dumpling ground. It is to be seen how far Netflix will take them.

[@ajraol9032]

Nepotism in Bollywood seems different. Most of the star kids are a poor excuse for actors 😂

[@dukhi_aatma372]

I support Nepotism and I support Ananya Pandey 💪💪

[@je7647]

Gavaskar's son played for india.. nepotism has always been a huge problem in india

[@alkaalka1028]

telugu industry laughs in the corner. they are full of nepotism. Not just actors, also directors, producers and all

[@INDIANATHEIST526]

not sbt bollywood onky,she is taking every occupation ​@@humbleindian6303

[@AMFPSgamer]

​@@humbleindian6303are you insane? Ambani can buy whole Bollywood if he wants why would he take money from Bollywood?

[@perspective72]

Nepotism is real, some inherit wealth some power and opportunity! It is also real there are people who died without even getting the real opportunity to express thier talent. You are right life is not fair.

[@swastikkumarbiswal26]

As you rightly explained, no one should lose oneself in the loop of blame game & insecurities...If you're born privileged, you've to work hard not to ruin it & make your unique significance and if you're not, then just work harder on your goal without any second thoughts & not wasting time on thinking about those that are not under your control.....#Nepotism is unfair, so is the life & nature as these don't dance on your tune always.

[@jewel7906]

Nepotism is there, it’s everywhere. I can’t do anything about it. Nepotism can co-exist and nothing would happen. But at the same time, if you deliberately don’t allow right talents to come up, then there is a problem, then the whole structure of the industry would collapse one day.” ~ Sushant Singh Rajput on Bollywood mafia.

[@anushkapandey81]

Brilliant 👏 👏, the way she sums up each and every topic is just perfect ❤

[@CMONCMON007]

Nepotism can get you through the door but talent, skill, determination will keep you in the room

[@esperanzayin6419]

Nepotism =favoritism = we taught them that did not stand fair in the fight or life's challenge it is also contagious anciety for me talent No matter what happens not snatched not stolen whatever happens in the challengr of life in the world can fight fairly because of his talent embedded in the personlity and inborn giftted GOD say GOD does not show favoritism GOD loves everyone everyone equality❤❤❤

[@shashwatimandall]

Can see the nepotism in Arts too. It hurts when one doesn’t get opportunity just because he/ she doesn’t belong to an influential family & a mediocre artist gets multiple opportunities because of nepotism. In the long run the mediocre starts excelling and the talented one becomes demotivated and goes down with time.

[@Daredevil009.1]

This happens in every field

[@akanksharanade9624]

can you make a separate playlist for all the "in between the lines" video and separate for all the "flashback" videos so i can easily binge one after another without the hassle to find the next one.

[@gagans7180]

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[@gagans7180]

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[@rohanshende4338]

NO

[@perambu3441]

Nepotism wins even if talent is valued. Out of 90 secretaries of Government of India, only 3 belong to the OBC. Do you know which caste the remaining 87 secretaries belong to? Did Palki, have ever discussed this in her show? She won't discuss it because nepotism is in herr favor and she make it win.

[@CoupleByTheWay]

the thing is that, in a regular office, once you join you still have to prove your work to stay. but in Bollywood, depending on how popular your parent is, there are going to be directors after directors willingly giving you work in spite of your bad work just because they have good relations with the parent. and the web is dense here because the previous generation also are product of favoritism or like Karan Johar says - Legacy Babies! The irony is that while we are here, discussing how bad these guys were in the movie, Suhana already has bagged a movie with her dad even before the movie was released!

[@slayer_142]

Bollywood acha kab tha? 😂 bollywood always cheap 3rd class industry

[@FIREDUP_]

Ambani is good example.though both brothers got good start,one became bankrupt and other among top richest in the world.this whole nepotism started because Bollywood wanted to coverup about sushant singh rajput.every industry has flaws,but Bollywood is purposefully embracing nepotism.strange.

[@sampatkalyan3103]

So inheritance is nepotism now.

[@kanishkkumar5431]

@@sampatkalyan3103 throwing dumb starkids infront of peoples is not good .....which bollywood doing nowdays

[@sampatkalyan3103]

@@kanishkkumar5431 it is bad for them right. It is their money. Not like you are investing in it.

[@kanishkkumar5431]

@@sampatkalyan3103 they r expecting peoples like us to watch and appreciate those idiot starkids ........ they potrays them like they r some which really need to be recognised. ...... this attitude irritates peoples

[@kanishkkumar5431]

@@sampatkalyan3103 they have pr agency which potrays them as talented and smart 😂 which thry r not. ....most of the starkids r highly dumb...... lower iq

[@col.waltervonschonkopf69]

I don't understand why people have a problem with parents' spending money on their children and their friends' children.

[@cosmos3-z7u]

this is why i don't watch much movies. a new actor only gets one chance to prove his ability but a actors son gets many chances even if his first movie completely flops. its like through error and trial finally he will succeed then there are a mafia to support his growth where a completely new to the film industry has no chance.

[@Daredevil009.1]

Instead of all this you can support outsiders right

[@sampatkalyan3103]

They have money to do the ventures lol. Their whole generation worked to build this they have the right to enjoy the fruits of their previous generations.

[@shrishri8898]

​@@sampatkalyan3103you are a low class. It's not about about enjoyment but individual achievement

[@m2gautam]

It’s a myth that nepotism doesn’t matter in the long run, can you explain why Abhishek Bachchan got so many movies even when he had little success?

[@rajeshn765]

Nepotism is a form of love and relationship, it cant be destroyed

[@peachNplum]

Its a abysmal excuse for acting.

[@ShammaNayak]

Absolutely correct

[@deepthijose2169]

Neither people nor the media who cry foul over nepotism seem to get enough of the star kids. The industry alone is not responsible.

[@gianfrancobenetti-longhini8192]

When I finished high school my father made me work with the "pick and shovel" gang in one of his companies. This was for a full month, which was to be extended for another month if I was not equal or better than the other members of the team. This practice was carried out for all the other positions in the company, like operating each machine or such as bricklaying. This was appreciated by all employees, seeing that the son was not given special treatment. After university, this experience was useful in all my employment, having learned the "value of all work". My father had done the same when he first started working. In Italy we also find something as bad, which is the "recommendation" of a progeny or a friend, meaning that the position is given to someone unknown purely based on friendship or political affiliation. Again, in Italy there is a saying ..... "the first generation creates, the second generation maintains, while the third generation destroys what has been handed over to them" .......

[@UjwalKhopkar]

Thanks for sharing this story

[@zamar2158]

Yes, in English it's- shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in 3 generations .

[@devashok4242]

Technically a farmer's sons doing farming is also nepotism, but nothing see that way, cause thats not sexy, whats sexy is modeling and acting roles, and that's why people have problem with it. They don't necessarily hate nepotism, they hate the fact that they are not at that position, and don't even see themselves in the mirror, if they are even talented enough to reach where they want

[@ryanwinter1856]

I always had a bad idea or shall i say nepotism disgusted me. But your video truly opened my eyes. It is true that not all nepo babies are successful and that an ordinary person with no connections can and be more successful than them. This is a fact that almost slipped out of my mind. Thankyou palki for this amazing informative video. ❤

[@sampatkalyan3103]

Well the fact that your parents paid for your education itself is nepotism.

[@Avant-garde1611]

TRUE and life's not fair neither it could be

[@sampatkalyan3103]

@@sg28011 you go and learn the difference baby. At core it essentially means the same thing.

[@bhardwajp1488]

Bollywood has killed it's own fraternity. These so called nepo kids can't even act. India has so much to give to the world in terms of cinema and talent. And these star kids have ruined the entire game. And it's in our hands to make someone a superstar. And i support talent.

[@steveincali1]

Family, friends, friends of friends...it's everywhere. Where I work, for most jobs there's some kind of a connection. Recently, our director actually positively commented on how many married folks and offspring there are. Sucks because you know you might as well not apply for a promotion because everyone already knows who is going to get it.

[@pr00009]

real talent always suffers due to nepotism. always.

[@stankssmile5865]

I give credit to my parents for not dreaming about a career in such places, a desk job with fixed salary promotes stability and simplicity, the gains in the film industry are as humungous as the drops.

[@krishnamala5777]

FIRST POST , PALKI SHARMA JI KO NAMASKAAR. HAM AAP SE JUDEY HUVEY HAI. MADAME YOUR EXPLANATION ON " NEPOTISM " IS VERY GOOD AND GIVES SOLACE. DIL KHUSH HOGAYA HAI.

[@rajendradalei8483]

Outside India, celebrities lead normal life. You can see them in public places, talk with them like normal individuals, but respect their privacy. Personally, I have chatted with cricketers from all countries, fim personalities from 11 countries totalling 67, princes, presidents relatives, and king's relatives from 27 countries. Nepotism can be rampant in some of these cases, but competition is their among them, and not at the cost of suppression of any talents.

[@navusingh6125]

Lagta he bachhe abhi kadrashan ka chutiyapa nahi dekha sirf keenu reeve ghumta he iska ye matlab nahi ki pura holywood ghum raha he ,

[@AMFPSgamer]

Except Keanu Reeves no Hollywood star will talk normally or behave normally.

[@jyotipandey382]

Please support real talent because it creates a good society for us

[@misojsl]

She makes sense but just because something is happening through ages, doesn't mean it should continue. People are buying tickets to enjoy those 2-3 hrs, our money is not for crappy acting. Its a relief that now we can call out them.

[@lahareed]

5:17 absolutely love your analysis👌👌 It is very well put. Hope this reaches a wider audience.

[@jasmineshah3468]

Love it. Beautifully presented.

[@larslee5341]

Nepotism usually wins because talent will get buried and run off

[@KD.Hustler]

This explanation is very nice❤❤❤ Love you Ma'am 💕😘

[@krishna1673]

Thankyou . This was needed . Absolutely logical . 🌝👏👏👏.

[@sanjaykhedkar7464]

Dear Firstpost TEAM and Palki, I just admire and love the way you put things across. 🙏

[@tvrkrishnamurthy8503]

Nepotism, caste, religion, reservation and regional discrimination is common in India. With this things many talented people are moving aboard due to lack of proper opportunities here .

[@TheOpeningleader]

Extraordinary great coverage on Nepotism by Palki Sharma g. She is pride of the nation 🙏🇩🇰

[@RohitSharma-rl9zh]

Problem in nepotism is NOT about getting opportunities because of influence from your forefathers. The real problem is deliberately killing opportunities for those ones who has no connection or forefathers(non nepotistic ones)trying hard to be on their own without anyones support. Text book examples is SSR. He was working hard when he knew he has no one which is absolutely fine but when film lobbies(KJ and others) were deliberately isolating him so he🎉 no more gets opportunities is THE REAL NEPOTISM issue we need to talk about and highlight. That js the real issue NO ONE able to talk through or bring up unfortunately.

[@cryptomoonbuz]

Farhan Akhtar was really a baaad example😂

[@80CGK]

NEPOTISM exists everywhere in life 🙄🙄 what is the big deal?? It exists in every profession, don’t people have common sense? Why focus only on Bollywood? If they are promoting their kids, what is wrong with that? As if?? 😡🙄

[@sudhakarnatarajan6388]

Case 1:- An 80 year old father has a small grocery store ( kirana shop). Question :- Will he hand over the shop to his 45 year old son, who was his assistant for 20 years, or will he give the entire business to his neighbour’s son ? Case 2:- A soldier is disabled during an IED blast. Question:- Will his son apply for “compassionate appointment vacancy” or another person’s son apply for this specific vacancy? Case 3:- A carpenter in a construction firm is to retire. Question:- Will the company accept his request to give the job to his son who was under his apprenticeship? If an actor or director uses his “own money” to launch his son, niece or nephew, what is your problem ? Think. Think hard. Stop cribbing. Start working. If your father left you no legacy and you have to start from a scratch , then work harder to LEAVE A LEGACY FOR YOUR FUTURE NEPO KID SON OR DAUGHTER.

[@proud_bhartiya.]

I guess our problem is that we support such people having no real talent on the other hand talented people don't get that opportunity in this industry.

[@lenzalafonso9508]

I believe one has to work hard for himself/herself. When it comes to kids, one should be able to provide them good university education or provide them accommodation at least whole they save up for thier first property / business. The latter one is better. As parents, we should help our kids become independent, not necessarily by telling them to "work hard" in a capitalist society.

[@sullivanhulluhullu9364]

Dear Palki Sharma, I would like to propose You a good Speech about the "League of Indo-Arian Languages/Sanscrit Speaking Nations" India (Great Bharat), Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kurdistan, Abhasia, Osetia, Israel (as in the future will be one of the Indo-Arian Languages Speaking Nations)

[@ajaypalsinghbhati693]

She's very practical 🔥

[@raghukalepu]

Nepotism = Good Business, keeping money in the family.. no one is running charity..

[@kirtishrotriya7126]

Palki you are just superb..You put any point,idea which gives different perspective.

[@HanuMa-y6p]

Knowledge and human network with smart work wins. .

[@gauravbharti3082]

nepotism is very bad for our society,but i think if you have gather full strength then you can against the nepotism its my believe.

[@sudeshshenoy2048]

Her story telling is spot on... Well concluded- nepotism is a fact of life... those who font have it work harder to get there... 👍

[@chumdemoezung9876]

Forget about the nepotism in Bollywood. We have nepotism in politics itself...

[@QuantumNinja1.9]

That's what she said

[@nee_nyk]

Motivating content for the people who want to make it BIG by themselves. When you don't have resources there is more adventure, fun in the ride and feeling of recognition is just out of the world when you achieve SUCCESS.

[@therespectedfaculty9316]

Well said

[@radhadeep930]

Loved your balanced presentation Palki!!! Saw The Archie's... the kids are ok in a slow moving simply told tale. If they are talented, they will be names to reckon with. If they are not, they will remain one-movie-wonders. 😊😊 Let's wait...😊

[@rationalthinker2724]

In kannada there is a proverb “ hadta hadta raaga “ .. meaning if you give so much privilege and many chances even a mediocre will pick that art !! Nepo mafia is doing that exactly!!

[@AnkanBarai]

I do not think Nepotism is actually the problem. Almost every successful person wants their children to follow their path and they think it is much more secure than starting something new. It is always easy for someone belonging to such a family to start early in the industry. Actors like Ram Charan, Allu Arjun, Ranbir Kapoor, Sahid Kapoor, Dulquer Salmaan and many more have given quality performances throughout their careers. I think the problem lies in the part where parents underestimate their potential in other things or do not invest more time and effort in the training before launching them. If the father or the mother is, or are good actors it is not necessary for their children to become like them. Being passionate about the work is what matters the most and it should never be for the wealth.

[@priyanshisingh9329]

we should start opposing it in every sector rather than giving a defence to it saying it's prevelant in all sectors. thanks for bringing this up in such a detailed manner but I disagree with your closing comments, there might be talent better than George Clooney and Farhan Akhtar if at all given a fair opportunity

[@manoramamannu235]

We only know Chacha चौधरी..No archies ..only greeting card!

[@tashiezaheer]

Excellent presentation! I have learnt a few things. Thanks

[@perambu3441]

Nepotism wins even if talent is valued. Out of 90 secretaries of Government of India, only 3 belong to the OBC. Do you know which caste the remaining 87 secretaries belong to? Did Palki, have ever discussed this in her show? She won't discuss it because nepotism is in herr favor and she make it win.

[@rj-be3pp]

Royalty is the best example of nepotism

[@je7647]

Gavaskar's son playing for india is the best example I can think lol

[@dhilanshah809]

Pallavi, great coverage as always, the one point you missed is someone gets 2-3 chances due to nepotism and that creates a name recognition which eventually helps even undeserving get some roles. Which in turn gives them enough chances to get better. Ex. Bobby Deol. That opportunity is missing for the deserving outsiders.

[@learnhumanity6701]

Superb Palki Sharma What an explanation!🎉 Proud of You ❤

[@MegaWazeem]

Not only Bollywood. Jay Sha is one such example for nepotism.

[@HumanFirst001]

Being star ⭐ kid is not a problem . absolute lack of talent is...

[@alkaalka1028]

TELUGU industry is ruled by NEPOTISM. directors, producers, actors, distributers all are controlled by few wealthy families. Most of the actors are only good dancers. They improve acting after 100 movies.

[@eddieamorgan]

Nepotism can be analogously compared to cussing, especially with close ones; while it may be challenging to avoid entirely, excessive indulgence in it is detrimental to everyone involved. Much like the addition of Indian spices to a meal, a moderate amount is acceptable and keeps everybody on edge, but an excess of nepotism, like an overdose of spices, can spoil the overall experience for everyone.

[@amka1313]

Nepotism is everywhere in different forms, that shouldn’t be supported by anyone. Now in this era people understand more clearly and oppose , sign of awareness.

[@letsmakemistakestogether.1094]

Favouratism should not have a place in religious,political ,educational institutes or institutions where it could compromise the sanctity of a state. But i dont see any harm done in personnel marketing ,promoting her own business. The only harm is her risking her own business when she hires some one unqualified through favouritsm and failing her business targets. If they , by chance turns out to be good, then her marketing strategy will be a success.

[@ShwetzRockin]

Very well explained Palki Sharma Ji... At the end of the day its the connections which gives the opportunities.

[@baromuni2992]

in India promoter of gutka can become ambassador of Swatch Bharat Abhiyan and still people follows Churuk Khan, Aksha-y and Aj@y. *Am!tabh Bhachha and Alia Bhat are farmers by profession so these people doesn't need to pay taxes also.* *Indian Govt takes taxes only from the middle income people. This is the beauty of demoncrazy*

[@shivanghikesar3135]

Nepotism is bad when it starts affecting others lives too

[@scottallan5047]

South Africa is a primary example of nepotism in our political sphere.. It is referred to as cadre deployment. It was acknowledged as such by our chief justice. It involves the ruling party (ANC) placing their party members in every aspect of South African public life. These people used their connections to promote family contacts in the private sector for government contracts and tenders. It has taken the ANC 30 years to destroy South Africa in the name of Affirmative Action and redistribution. It is a shining example of nepotism versus meritocracy. (I grew up in in Durban. It has the biggest Indian population outside of the Indian subcontinent. It is also a reflection of the Indian Packistanian divide with approximately a 60% hindu, Tamil Christian and 40% muslim. But India and Pakistan can learn from this as they coexist peacefully. Perhaps lessons can be learnt as there is too much else going on to be bothered by a religious divide. Also a very sophisticated population and jealously viewed by the black population. English is also m the spoken language. Food for thought.)

[@orientalguy9462]

Do you really think religion divides people? No, if someone says only my views are true and other's views are false and they(others) should be damned for their false views, this is inherently a supermascist stance and we very well know that from supermacism only comes hatred or dislike towards others.

[@jyothivb3212]

Good one❤❤The most discussed topic...

[@maridelacroix1998]

Great advice towards the end of the video for the privileged and the unprivileged. My thoughts, exactly!👏🏼👏🏼😊😊

[@ajitingole4478]

Good to see something which putting both side of content from indian pressNewsChannel😊

[@Petrolhead11]

I automatically agree whatever Palki says. This time too exactly my thoughts. Nothing give more satisfaction than the essence of your sweat when you are self made.

[@himashisirimanne9331]

Thank you Palki Sharma for bringing up this topic.. Sadly in SriLanka Rajapaksha clan still in power ( Or they are still ruling behind President Ranil W - people call him Ranil Rajapaksha 😀) We are waiting until the Nepotism ends in Sri Lanka.. Nepotism is that bad it ruined our whole economy for a long long time..

[@gumdrop465]

Nepotism is prevalent in Bollywood and even our legal system. I don't like the concept of reservation as well. Bollywood have already lost the charm. I think the last movie I watched in a theatre was Kantara. I have OTT platforms but series are also psuedo vulgar and soft porn. I prefer to watch Disney series or Pakistani series because they are less explicit. Reservation too makes everything look unequal and less appealing specially govt colleges or jobs. I didn't even think about getting into a govt job or college because I knew I will not get it.

[@devranjan5213]

Directors knows very well "pehle log chillayenge, troll karenge...phir bhool jayenge accept karlenge......that's Indian people mindset

[@viprabhasin7968]

Love Palki Sharma and her straight talk to honestly represent both sides of the story ❤

[@zestjaiarun]

Fantastic journalism with maturity. To sum up: Those who benefit from nepotism.... work with wit. Those who do not have nepotist advantage... work wittier still. Accept the game of life and focus on progressing towards your goals... Because "Whiners are never Winners". But the biggest learning from this video was the definition of nepotism tying itself closely with JOBS alone... viewers need to learn that emotional favoritism in other areas of life does not have anything to do with the real premise of nepotism.

[@perspective72]

You have a great team behind you! Every topic you cover is well put together, keep going!

[@jubanlangsyiemlieh2398]

Merry Christmas..Palki...🎉..been missing your channel for a while.

[@somachakrabarty1634]

Ohhh!! Oh!! not watching it .All the best to the spoon fed babies. Our kids are struggling but at the end of day they are doing fairly well and it's great to see them grow by learning from their mistakes. Watching the video for our favourite dear Palki Sharma ❤️

[@manash54]

Everyone out here... wonder why Ambani sons and daughter have high post in Reliance offices. Were they interviewed and selected out of 10k professional from India and they stood out? Introspect.

[@sanikamudholkar8000]

No nepotism in teaching profession i said in teaching not in educational institutions

[@samlobo1234]

Even Ranbir and Alia are mediocre actors, but their PR is so huge that inflate them to superstar level. So, All a nepotism kid need is a mediocre skill.