Shaheen Bhatt interview with Rajeev Masand I Depression I Alia Bhatt I Mahesh Bhatt

[@aamnahere6250]

In my opinion, she's the prettiest and most approachable of all her sisters. There is a calmness and serenity about her that is beyond her years. Shaheen, you're absolutely gorgeous, intelligent and articulate.

[@nikitasharma9708]

ya yet Mahesh but doesn’t think Shaheen is schizophrenic oh but he diagnosed Sushant with Schizophrenia when he doesn’t even know him personally.

[@9823625313]

India’s Obsession with Fairness has made a lot of Girls Depressed....beauty comes in different forms and you are beautiful Shaheen

[@jasmineismail2578]

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[@hardbollywood7513]

Agree!

[@manojtanna5581]

Wow... What a comment in a thousand 👍🏼

[@9823625313]

manoj tanna thank you 🙏🏻

[@TheMeghajoshi]

it is not obssession with fair skin india ia a sadist country, if you r fair they will tell u r fat, if u r fair and thin they will find something other to not to live you happily , people just cant tolerate others happiness because they themselves r not happy but just pretending. a person owning 4 cars if his or her neightbout buy a new car will feel resentful why becaue how can other can be economicaly good to buy a car like them, so solution is let people learn pychology from childhood to deal wid such people and situation.tht photographers own inability to click d nice pics lead him to tell shaheen go out of frame. as if he was not truely skilled nd happy from inside he could not see her beauty innoence Nd told her to go out of frame. Any kind of negative emotion or negativity which people try to let other feel is inside them which they project on others so reject it..

[@simarwadhwa3809]

I can't even express how admirable I'm finding this woman.

[@radhecool]

So so happening with me ❤

[@vivekkumar-yf1ok]

I like rajeev and don't like kangana but i think he is creating support for alia family

[@hanah3401]

vivek kumar This is an interview about a person dealing with depression experience and it creates awareness about this illness many people are dealing with, so please don’t bring kangana negativity into it .

[@vivekkumar-yf1ok]

@@hanah3401 why now when kangana attacking her and her family?

[@amanchaturvedi5633]

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[@shivangip9536]

Shame is core of depression so rightly said. Shame is central ..so true...

[@samaira_honey]

Shaheen looks like combination of alia and pooja bhatt by face. 🤔😊

[@rumaishashaikh3326]

Yes.i also thought like u.combination of both ...

[@pronomamukherjee2245]

True...more power to her 💖

[@UK04GIRL07]

Right👍

[@Seemimalik2004]

Shaheen look like sargun mehta!any body agree with me??

[@optimism4168]

She has such a beautiful face. So well articulated, intelligent, expressive, charming n smart person. Go girl..u can win it all!!

[@Hermione9909]

Such a genuine , brave and wise woman .

[@Chupsssse]

kudos to this young lady for bringing this topic and will help lots of people to overcome this stigma.

[@lessismore8314]

what I don't understand is: why does Rajeev have a constant smile? it's so annoying.

[@hardbollywood7513]

less is more he always tries to retain everything he is doing!

[@singersurbhi]

Man!!!!! She's so so soooooooooo damn real, genuine, humble, without any show-shaa almost to the point of not sounding AT ALL like #AliasSister ! She's soooo real, like her dad. Not a glam doll, totally homely. Without that air of belonging to a film family 👏🏻👏🏻 More power to you, #Shaheen 👑💃🏻🙂

[@subhamroy839]

I need a friend like her...so that we are there for each other's bad days. It's been six years for me and finding the strength is getting tougher and tougher

[@hanah3401]

Subham Roy Keep it up and I hope you overcome . I hope you have a good support system . Wish you the best ✌️✌️✌️

[@manoramag5747]

How are you today?

[@universe5d176]

pls read the power of your subconscious mind by Joseph Murphy...this is how i win my battle with depression

[@Miio60]

She is very intelligent, bold & charming. Can see a reflection of alia in her looks too! ❤️👧

[@Sjm7480]

Why compare her to Alia?? She is Shaheen and has her own personality.

[@vijayalakshmyk4002]

Alia doesn't have an attractive personality She has it and intelligent too

[@vijayalakshmyk4002]

@@shrisub881 cracking IIT Or UPSC is not just the qualification for tagging someone as intelligent. It's about their character or the way they present stuff I don't see intelligence as a character that has to be attached to someone just because they cleared a competitive exam.

[@MegaRamesh1982]

But fuck that Alia bhatt...She just have a pussy nothing else!😀

[@bishnumayapariyar2340]

m g ya it does

[@kthassan5182]

I’m going through depression n I’m under treatment I cannot even explain how terrible it can make a person feel It’s worst then death

[@breakthefact7698]

Never forget. You're the chosen one and you will bounce back in few months. We believe in you :)

[@Esther-ps3vx]

Hey Kt Hassan, I suffered from depression years back, what helped me was helping the underprivileged people in our society. Go volunteer with an NGO that needs help and believe me it will do wonders for you. I wish you all the best.

[@msh1575]

You're not alone.

[@divyakhanna4013]

Try to be more punctual with therapy and try to get a insight that It is something that takes time to cope with , try to be more accepting towards yourself and feelings , it helps Saying it as a psychologist

[@taybajamshed6211]

You can get through it.Sending positive vibes

[@divyaniauti4530]

Thank you for de stigmatising depression. These kind of healthy discourses lends a sense of community to a problem faced by many.

[@nikitanashikakar4420]

Don't try to fit in someone else's definition of being beautiful.. this must be the best advice I've got

[@Prachii0918]

Such a beautiful thought it is......she is just amazing💝

[@upuliful]

i faced the same at a wedding i was one of the flower girls where after taking all group photos the photographer kept the fair girls for a photo with the bride telling us the brown girls to wait outside i was 13

[@priyamumbai31]

I have a similar experience where a group of convent school girls made me stand out of the building and not allowed me to enter in one of the girl's house. I feel so low about it till date. Just because one of them is going to a normal school, no one can put you down. I always tried hard to get into the group, to be one of them but it never happened.

[@amanchaturvedi5633]

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[@RaviKumar-mn2it]

I'm a medium skin toned girl, having exceptionally beautiful features though i hv faced a lot of racial discrimination I find it very disgusting. Bloody sick mentality of our society.

[@xanderzalander6823]

I was expecting this video to get negative feedback but listening to it I am so amazed and ENLIGHTENED. This girl is so genuine, and she's been through so much, and I can relate to SO many things she's talking about!! It feels like a weight off the shoulder to hear someone explain their feelings that you have also felt. I wanna read the book now :)

[@rohitjoshi4923]

I must say ur dp is kinda too hot

[@abhiraajchaudhary8091]

she is one of the most confident and articulated girls I have ever listened, i will definitely read the book she wrote thank you for this interview

[@navreetkaur2623]

I am a doctor...so proud of you....you have answered all questions with so much intellect....I really have become a fan of yours

[@devashreek8174]

Shaheen, you're a gem. Thank you for existing. Thank you for being you.

[@authentichindu3917]

A gem for what Devashree? For suffering from a problem, and then publicizing it for public sympathy WITHOUT finding a solution? In her own words, she is merely a "survivor" of depression, STILL living with it. This is okay, but nowhere near the greatness being awarded to her in the comments section. Of course, she absolutely does not have to be shamed or stigmatized, which is the other extreme. But if we as a society glorify victimization, we will always be running around problems never to focus on solutions. If a person suffers from depression, their truth manifests their reality. - If they think it is too big, too much, too painful, too powerful - they ARE right. And they will manifest this powerless truth. - If they think it is a small problem and they are bigger than that so they can easily overcome it - they ARE right. And they will manifest this powerful truth. Our society needs to be careful and consciously support powerful warriors, who have the strength and courage to look down at their own depression, as this will empower them to treat it as a enemy NEEDS to be conquered. Only such beings will be able to truly help others who are suffering. Otherwise, people like Shaheen can only offer you temporary consolation without providing a permanent solution. (Again, I'm not shaming her for depression, just stating that she has yet to conquer it for herself. Only then can she help others.)

[@RimaB196]

A vast majority of people in our country think depression means being sad. They'll say....'Why are you depressed? Read a book, go out and play, watch a movie, keep yourself occupied.' Awareness and information about this mental health condition shud be raised among the general population .

[@sonamjainin]

Solution

[@b.s.j1648]

Any depression movie ?? Name plz

[@authentichindu3917]

+WiseCool, all the acceptance in the world will not help you come out of depression. In fact, in Shaheen's own words, she is STILL dealing with it even today, and even she doesn't know why, when and how long it happens, and how to come out of it for good. This is because glorifying depression and gaining public acceptance for an internal problem will keep us in the comfort zone, so we never get the courage or strong will to take responsibility for it and conquer it. I'm not being insensitive to those suffering from depression. But sympathy only enables the problem, it does not solve it. To "get rid of depression" for good, and you definitely can do this, the first step is in recognizing it for the ugliness it is. If you are suffering from depression, you are not ugly, but the depression in you is super ugly, as it can take away your whole life. By glorifying it, you will develop a mental setup that enables you to live with it, all your life. Understanding this is the first step. Second, if you can seek help from an expert, who does not make money from your depression, you can come out of it very easily, in as little as 3 months. This automatically excludes alopathic medication and pharmaceuticals, therapists and counsellers, and their entire livelihood depends on others sickness. Instead, if you can reach out to say a naturapathy or ayurveda doctor who practices for free (actually, these should be practiced for free as it is dangerous when healing becomes a profitable "business"; you can still find seniors who practice healing sciences for free, but you have to look for them a bit.), they will give you guaranteed techniques to heal your stomach region, as this is the source of all low-frequency thoughts and emotions.

[@authentichindu3917]

@@sonamjainin are you suffering from depression and looking for an effective solution? If so, I've outlined some (guaranteed) suggestions you can see above as a response to Greeshma. Or drop a note here and I will outline them again. These are something you can do on your own, very inexpensive, and non-addictive. If you can try them without giving up for 1-3 months, you do not have to fight depression; instead, depression will run away from you. Take care :)

[@RimaB196]

@@authentichindu3917 I agree to what you are saying ...there are alternative medicine therapies available but I was only talking about the average person's understanding of the illness. I do not suffer from depression myself . I have seen people lecturing depression patients about how they can be 'happy' by involving themselves in activities. Thats what I was trying to say.

[@MrPuspakdasgupta]

#RajeevMasand's interview about Depression with #ShaheenBhatt is an excellent one. The way she has put across the details of it is so so heartbreaking as well as relatable, I request you all to see this. Having an #autoimmune disease and societal stigma have made me realise that gradually what I was becoming was due to a disease. A disease which is so weird that You don't even understand what you feel in those bad days .I have been with #Tryptomar for years, it didn't help after a point. The anxiety came later on. Now living with them is so difficult at times that I prefer to ignore What I feel actually. So clearly she said that #Depression is not sadness.This word is so casually used these days. But what you feel when you are actually depressed is so hard to put in words. More power to you girl.Great interview .

[@Esther-ps3vx]

More power to you Puspak for speaking about depression, I think we all should talk about it so that more people talk about it and soon realize that there is nothing to be ashamed of and depression is something that we all deal in our lives and we can get help to overcome it.

[@msh1575]

You're not alone.

[@shitalgholap9880]

When you are sad at least you are feeling something but when you are depressed you are not even sure about what are you feeling.

[@niti470]

Hey please don't relly on medicines for that long because even I took the same medicine for 6 months straight with some Lorex named medicine I don't remember exactly... then one of my friend find out that if we will take this medicine for more than 3 months we will get addicted to them after leaving those medicines I used to have very bad side-effects of them I couldn't be able to sleep for 3-4 days straight..I used to sleep after every 3-4 days that too for less than 8 hrs ... then I had a proper treatment of 3-4 months and then I'll be able to sleep . Now also if I have some stress I couldn't sleep ... The thing which helped me in my case is doing yoga and meditation practices... I won't say that I'm recovered completely because I don't do everyday and I'm trying to do everyday tho ! But I joined Art of Living where I learned Sudarshan kriya ... no I'm not here to support any organisation or asking you to follow any guru or something because there also I feel they are just running business honestly. But it really helped . And when it comes to anxiety I used to have horrible anxiety attacks in the month of whole Dec and Jan ... and those were quite horrible ones that I couldn't just breath ... and randomly I started taking tumeric milk randomly just to prevent my self from seasonal cold and realised I'm not getting anxious then I googled the benefits and it was even mentioned that it is good for anxiety! I hope it helps :) because I actually know how it feels !

[@chaudhary2763]

Hey Puspak more power to you as well and I wish you a healthy and happy life.

[@shameemakhtar1375]

Shaheen Bhatt is brilliant in the way she identified and analyzed her feelings. Live on Shaheen and empower us the right way. Love you.

[@stutimishra2116]

I have been going through the exact same condition since the age of 13 or 14.. Can't express how much strength and warmth it gives me knowing that there's someone else "surviving" the same battle.

[@threshak3151]

Puberty hits and so does insecurities enter our lives and converts into depression if not paid attention to!

[@authentichindu3917]

Stuti, but why do you have to "survive" this ugliness at all? I am not insensitive to your condition, and I understand and feel your pain. But this kind of sympathy and backhanded glorification of depression is not going to provide a permanent solution. Maximum it can do is provide temporary consolation, while YOU are left to deal with depression all your life! The day you wish to move from being a mere survivor, to a person who powerfully conquers depression and banishes it forever, please ping me. I can suggest simple techniques that are guaranteed to throw out depression out of your life in less than 3-6 months. They are all natural, non-expensive and non-addictive, so you can do this on your own without paying somebody else. Start by believing that depression is a silly bug UGLY thing, and you will soon come out of it. Instead, if you think it is too much or too big, you will only be overwhelmed by it and live with it all your life.

[@hello-tw2xk]

I have had it. And ironically all other people and my friends around my social circle confide in me but I never feel the same with anyone. I don't feel comfortable in sharing my depressed part. I have at time been together with myself, and have taken my name and have consoled myself like literally there is another person. Like I have disintegrate myself into two people in trouble and ine of them consoles the other on the soecific situation by taking my name. I have cried on my own shoulders, have consoled myself. There is more to this. Like even if I am at the lowest point with all sad thoughts around me but if someone comes up to have a cinversation, I get excited and talk with all charisma naturally ( I do not force it but it all is very organic) and the moment the conversation ends, and when I am alon thise thoughts take no seconds to let their presence known. I am an extremely extrovert person, extremely adventurous, passionate but there is this one thing out of million things in me that I deal myself hidden and closed in dark. Lucky are those who openly tell to all the people about their issue who comes the way. Many people judge adn many do not but the best thing is that in all of them there would atleast be one who would understand it and a simple talk could let you rise again. I am not that lucky. Eventually the outcome of my depression is not the sadness and self guilt but each episode ends at me being angry over myself to let feel so down. So like I told you the two part of me, one consoling and other being consoled - the one being consoled get angry and gets confidence and then the consoling one also changes his tone to ready me up as a warrior to fight again. and then these two again become one to get to war. But it is painful. I am sorry Stuti, that you have to go through this.

[@sbp5433]

@@authentichindu3917 Depression is not just a silly, ugly thing. It’s a serious disease, which, in worst cases ends lives. When you see an interview of a patient with a serious disease, e.g. cancer, would you ever say that cancer is being given ‘backhanded glorification’? I hope not, because it’s extremely insensitive to say something like that. Plus, depression does not affect emotions only, it also affects your cognitive function and thinking. So no, you can’t ‘think’ of it as something small. And for God’s sake, I request you to not suggest any kind of ‘techniques’ to cure depression whatsoever. Unless you are a psychiatrist. Please do not mislead anyone, since you obviously have no idea about the person’s diagnosis, current condition, treatment, and also about the disease itself.

[@hamayalshahzad493]

Great effort by Rajeev Masand.... I don't know why people are saying she is not a celebrity then why she is being interviewed but I find it quite great cuz depression is such an alarming issue and most important is to distigmatize it cuz it will help alot of people going through it..... hats off for shaheen bhutt she is just so honest about it and somehow she is benefitting the society or people with same situation by providing awareness about depression .... even i m getting related to some of her situations .... love shaheen for being so open about her battle with depression❤❤❤ but all the best to her hope she will soon be completely out of depression May good bless her with Good health☺💕💞

[@AbhirupSen20]

That childhood photographer was a jerk

[@Esther-ps3vx]

Yes, he was a jerk, but not to forget that family members too can be jerks. I have been told the exact same thing by family members.

[@anujab6163]

Not just him, the whole world is like that. And sadly we've all been through the similar kind of experience for atleast once in our lives. Even our school teachers and relatives are all bloody jerks in a big way.

[@Esther-ps3vx]

@@anujab6163 Exactly, I went to a very prestigious school and the teachers were so bad and they thought that it was okay to abuse a student mentally. I feel all teachers are miserable themselves so removing it on students is the best thing for them. These teachers should not be teaching.

[@anujab6163]

@@Esther-ps3vx But sadly these frustrated teachers are actually preparing us for a world that is much worse. All we can do is to not let this negativity get on our nerves ☺

[@Esther-ps3vx]

@@anujab6163 No, these teachers are just making you feel small. I had such low self-esteem because of all the emotional abuse at school, did not have the confidence. Thankfully I worked on myself and now I am a different person. I do not attribute any of my success to my teachers. All the success I have in life is sole because of myself. The teachers in India are just abusers, I am sure there are good teachers but there are more bad teachers.

[@sonalibarve7231]

Such an intelligence n clarity of thoughts.... In sum total, She will manage to have good life for sure...

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

THIS WAS AMAZING

[@sayaliparad5863]

Huge fan here!

[@seemachhabra2407]

She is such well spoken and brave girl enjoyed hearing her till the end kudos

[@dhanishta7824]

I think what we indians do is concentrate only on depression . There's a myriad of mental illnesses which just pushed aside or ridiculed and are not talked about . I guess its high time we move on and focus on other illnesses as well .

[@upama12]

I have always admired her for her vulnerability and honesty. And I had a preconceived notion, she would sound loud and boisterous like Pooja or Alia. But she's seems so calm, mature and sweet. Much love.. 💕💕💕

[@rj8421]

Thank you for this interview @rajeevmasand. Appreciate it.

[@karanbaheti4347]

Even i’m going thru chronic anxiety since the age of 18. But I’m blessed to have the parents that I have so it doesn’t seem like a stigma to me. But i can totally relate to what she’s saying. More power to you girl. 🖤

[@rabirai1003]

Noticed the frame in your wall saying "let it go". I can relate it so much as I just came out of depression myself.

[@ruchisharma8855]

How u came out from depression...??. please share

[@akansha.chauhan8]

I have been wanting to hear her speak since the time I heard from Deepika about her. This interview did not disappoint at all.🙂

[@aimalkhan4609]

She is beautiful, intelligent and a very brave person. I truly admire her.

[@miraljs]

Thank you Rajeev Masand. God bless Shaheen. Kudos to your strength and determination. May you keep inspiring many of us.

[@zumrahfouzi5759]

It hits hard when she says there is no cure!!! Each of us have varying stories to tell of our survival battles with this dreaded condition. Sending all of you heaps of positive vibes 💐💐💐

[@sanyamjain6081]

Man i can relate to everything she is saying , i have experienced something like this and seeing people talking about it makes me happy ❤️

[@rijuwanahaque8054]

😊

[@debinabose8561]

Such a good set of questions and equally meaningful answers. Loved the interview and really appreciate Shaheen for being so articulate about depression. More power to you ❤

[@krittikasingh494]

People who are not afraid to be vulnerable in front of others are the strongest. Shaheen is an extremely strong and smart woman!

[@mysticalrose3764]

This is so relatable at Soo many levels...thank you Shaheen for talking about this❤️❤️❤️

[@amulyasubhash7764]

As a person who is clinically depressed, when I read the book, it deeply resonated with me. She's admirable ❤️

[@myunfilteredvision8]

Isha foundation is the ans to your problem

[@niranjanasunil2030]

She is damn pretty inside out !!!!!!!!!And such good speaking abilities and thoughts !!!!

[@samten2007]

Lovely and very simple interview...and all the best to Shaheen...lots of love and peace into your life...stay blessed!!! And no you are not just anyone’s daughter or sister as few insensitive people mentioned here...you are Shaheen and let me tell you..I just came here to view this interview just because of you...coz I wanted to hear YOU...🤗🤗

[@lhamotseringkhotsenang2763]

This interview is a relief for me... I can relate strongly to these lines... the isolation,the journal writing and other ones... Positivity to all those dealing with Depression 💓

[@yogeshkhatriakayogi]

Sending u good vibes back 🙏

[@rubinaaliasger2862]

I personally also go through this... When I am depressed I feel like to cry hard shout... Hate myself for no reason... But through the time I do the things which makes me happy... N playing with small kids... Making someone happy from my side.... n yes shopping for ur self does wonders in overcoming through such a bad time.... So just deep breath....

[@poojalili]

I can relate so much.

[@authentichindu3917]

@@poojalili @Rubina Aliasger, that's the way. Let us fight this yucky enemy called depression, one deep breath at a time. That's all it takes, and before you realize it, your perseverance and positivism literally drives the depression away. Bravo!

[@gargishukla9653]

Love her. She is so amazing as a person. So genuine m

[@ashishdavda4514]

One of the reason for depression would be ego , gridyness , jealous.which gives continues repeated thoughts , that thoughts person cannot be outcome by itself

[@shotnshout3477]

When Someone speak about it it feels good coz we r not alone Kudos to her Inspiring that she's been surviving for 18 years Society needs to change that will help lot

[@fdkjgshfjdhsfhjsdfmn]

Sending you lots of positive energy, Shaheen ♥

[@yaminalo7294]

Depression is a silent killer #Bravo girl 👏👏👏

[@shabanaazmi8104]

I personally feel her experiences...I am still battling depression for almost 4years now..the worst part was not accepting what I am going through...that I needed help.the reality loses hold of you..it takes away the best of you..you become vulnerable.i just don't know why I am feeling this way..she is so right in whatever she says...what's the reason for you to suffer depression

[@surbhimishra8855]

Call sufferers survivor!!! Omg exactly what I use to tell my parents everyday.... Shaheen u r such a beautiful soul!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@khadizakhan4568]

Alia sister is really great and honest person. I loved her talking speech

[@user-pj7ko8ix8j]

Is there anyone who feels a little rush of emotions when you stumble upon the phrase ' life goes on'?

[@meghnamehta7694]

What a brave mature young lady..Kudos for making yourself vulnerable on a public platform like this! Hats off to you!

[@sumonadeb1213]

Such a genuinely honest lady. This is definetly going to help people. Kudos to you Shaheen Bhatt.

[@MissFit89]

She is so cute..To Shaheen - you are a powerful woman and beautiful..beautiful than Alia..you should be in movies girl n your vocab is on point..Impressed

[@priyaanand1415]

Being beautiful doesn't mean to be in movies bro..she is a bird who fly to one tree to another..acting profession also have depression..so she is doing great

[@gargimishra1838]

So agree that she is very wise and so genuine, all respect to her! But I have to say that we don’t need to compare her “exterior beauty” to her sister’s in order for her to be a better person!! They are both beautiful in their own ways

[@manpreetbrarmanpreetbrar1527]

Dono sisters average looking girl hai, no attraction

[@sukanyasen3688]

I could see a well-articulated, humble, wise, beautiful, confident, real woman. Thank you for bringing in the light and representing so many of us. I think you won our hearts with that kindness and personality. More power to you, Shaheen. And thank god for your Vulnerability, I learned so much today.

[@intetres3710]

Kudos to her mother. She should be a very strong lady to deal with her, Alia’s fame/trolls and their father and his family. Both their parents raised very brave daughters( including Pooja.) Thank you Rajeev for such meaningful interviews. More power to mental health awareness.

[@divyasasidharan2960]

I commend the effort but dear zindagi only does a good job portraying depression but romanticized n made therapy seem like this magical thing that sets u free n light goes off n u r connected to ur family n friends... it was poor in show casing therapy n work towards the depression. It was too black n white to digest

[@yuk498]

Totally, am dealing with depression, and been in excellent therapy...really the movie is all fluff!

[@hhf8124]

I don't think she has depression in the movie. Childhood trauma, yes. Depression? I don't think so

[@shreyaadhikary9776]

I guess , this movie wanted to highlight the importance of therapy alone . Hence had to put all the colours inside one box . Because people (at least in our country ) yet aren’t sensible enough to understand that dealing depression, has many procedures to go through of which COUNSELLING is the major one (and it is a truth too ) . So yes , the intention to make people realise about it’s importance has had to be through such shallow approach . But if it makes any difference ...then it’s worth the work .

[@jecyfranklin1911]

Fantastic interview Rajeev. As you said it sure would benefit a lot of people. Shaheen, know that you have impacted a lot of people who might have had no hope. Well done.

[@tanuja1987]

She is right. There is nothing great or romantic about depression. I used to be very creative and class topper. BPD and depression took away everything. You can't even focus on generic things... Shame and inferiority complex play a huge role in bpd and depression.

[@aafreenmoinuddin2197]

I feel you sis! :( I've been/going through same. And I didn't even realize that it was depression until my late 20's and I blamed myself all my life for being weak for not being able to deal with it . Awareness really helps

[@tanuja1987]

@@aafreenmoinuddin2197 you are not weak. Make your weakness your strength. Stay strong. It's ok to feel sad... Acknowledge your sadness, observe your patterns and get up again! 💕

[@mikeecho9367]

Can relate.

[@malinichandra6953]

Yes she is absolutely correct

[@malinichandra6953]

Hard earned clarity - so true !

[@spr15]

It was like meditation to hear her speak. Thanks shaheen Thanks Rajeev. Also, if this is the product of nepotism I am all about nepotism support. 🙏🙏✨✨❤️❤️

[@joyouslife09]

One of the most sorted celeb siblings I've seen! More power to you girl!!!! Love n hugs!

[@aniruddhmenon2740]

Hey Rajeev, I haven't seen the video but thank you for bringing the topic of depression out and making people talk and listen about. It's not always about LIGHT, CAMERA & ACTION.

[@Esther-ps3vx]

Agree, we should talk more about depression and help each other. I have battled depression and I help others whenever I can.

[@sumi8392]

i like the way u said..its not always abt Light..camera...action...😎

[@MindTherapywithNidhi]

Rajeev is the most sensible journalist we have. Thankyou Saheen Bhatt for sharing this.

[@TrendyMen97]

It is so happy to see people talk about mental health in a world where everything depends on glamour and beauty

[@neatcleanandsimple.1909]

Shaheen is so genuine as a person, and bold and intelligent yet humble. Refreshing to see such real interviews. Thanks u Rajeev Masand. I watch ur interviews. They make sense and connect on a human level

[@lekhaniray7851]

She speaks with such clarity! I've been following her on Instagram for sometime now, this interview obviously revealed a lot more about her

[@aaruna6094]

Intellectually classy, honest to the core, clarity of thought and expression and highly elevated sense of maturity. Nevertheless a beauty!

[@mehfishaanjum7950]

I think shaheen is much more talented than alia in terms of her intelligence, speaking ability n clarity of thoughts.

[@hp1802]

Why compare two utterly different people? Spread positivity. We want more of that.

[@jyotisvlog8883]

Dont compare , They are talented in their on way

[@pcchops7242]

Aatehi comparison shuru

[@nishananajeeb3059]

Feeling so good hearing shaheen speak about all this with so much clarity... 😊 Appreciate it ! 😍

[@chitra4344]

She's speaks really well. Wat a good speaker first of all and the content which she's saying is so intelligent I must say .. Shaheen is damn intelligent , clear and mature all together among all family members perhaps.

[@kavi_geet9959]

She has such absolute clarity about herself, which shows pure intelligence. Please explore spirituality and meditation to figure out the truth about the mind and your true self.

[@rexxbailey2764]

LOVE THE PIC U GOT !!! .. ONE OF THE MOST INCREDIBLE INDIANS TO EVER GIVE INDIA THE PRIVILAGE OF TAKING BIRTH IN !!

[@Michelle-ss1lo]

She's an Intelligent and beautiful girl 👌 good speaker like her father.

[@shegul888]

#shaheen bhatt u will be an amazing psychologist or psychiatrist. i am a doctor and you explained depression in such a precise way .

[@tejasdeshpande7096]

I think after deepika kinda talk about it inspired many ppl to come out.... She has been working on live love laugh foundation... Kudos to her! 💓

[@tejasdeshpande7096]

@UnSq the most ridiculous comment I've ever seen... Her breakup happened in before 2010... She was diagnosed with clinical depression in 2013... Her most glorious year career wise... She didn't need all that attention coz she had her work speak for her. Basically her breakup wasn't even the cause of depression.. I think half knowledge is more dangerous than ignorance... So plz have complete knowledge and then comment.

[@Esther-ps3vx]

@@tejasdeshpande7096 Ignore this UnSq s/he is a lost soul. I have seen his/her nonsensical comments on KZbin. Feel sorry for this person.

[@dr.sunitashinde505]

@UnSq Hello. Just go through all the interviews of rk. He himself said that they were in a relationship for one and a half year. Her skin is dark and she has always kept it that way. Talking about the Filmfare interview, she said she thought that ranveer was flirting with her when he was dating another girl and in the same season when ranveer gave an interview he said that she misunderstood of him being flirty with her.And for your kind information, ranveer had a crush on dp even before he came into this industry and anushka is an amazing lady with self respect. She would never attend his reception if he had cheated on her. On the other hand why didn't rk attend her reception??? Rk has himself admitted that he cheated on her. Go through his interview with a magazine. He has himself admitted that. And deepika never uttered the name of katrina. She never said that rk cheated on her with kat. She never took any girl's name. But what she did with rk was totally right. Come into a relationship, stay vocal about it, lose interest in that person, cheat, leave her. Fair enough, right??? Karma is a bitch or else a seven year long relationship would never break that easily. Dp knows how it feels when your partner cheats on you. She would never ever want ranveer(or any other person) to go through the same what she had went through. She never took her relationship or ranveer for granted. Never.

[@dr.sunitashinde505]

@UnSq Get your facts right. Go through rk's video. He said 'Yes it was a beautiful relationship which lasted for one and half year'. Deepika was cheated upon by ranbir. And he has accepted it. I am totally into bollywood. Go through reddif and quora. You will get your answers. And you think rk is a kind of person who will say 'Main chup baithunga aur zhulm sahunga'?? Lol. He would have come in front of the media if he hadn't cheated on her. Undoubtedly he is one of the best human beings ever but not in the case of deepika. Maybe this was good for her. She came out as a much stronger person. Kat is such a darling.But as l said karma is a bitch, man. Even deepika ranveer were in a relationship for six years. Do you want to say that they didn't go through any negativity and pressure?? Even they tried to hide their relationship for a long time like dp and ranveer. And when everyone else was expecting marriage, they broke up. And trust me that was the only couple l shipped after dp and ranveer.But rk did cheat on dp. That's for sure. And look at deepika in om shanti om. Look at her now. She hasn't gone through any kind of surgeries or lightening treatments. Her complexion is the same. You don't want to believe me, just don't. Please. We ll talk after some years and we will see what has karma kept in their life. And l trust deepika. She was in a relationship with nihaar, siddharth. She accepted it. She broke but she never cheated. And to date someone is not a problem. At least l don't think so.Last but not the least, she didn't get om shanti om just like that. She started working way too before that. She appeared in aap ka suroor song with himeesh reshamiya. Her first movie was a Kannada movie Aishwarya which was released in 2006.And well she was a struggling model before that. God doesn't just throw things like that. She has genuinely worked hard to be on the top notch. As l said let's keep calm and see what happens. I trust deepveer. They will go through everything together and come out as the best couple. I promise. 🙏

[@dr.sunitashinde505]

@UnSq You don't believe me fine. Go to a channel named 'talking cinema' on KZbin or just type ranbir kapoor taran adarsh and there will be a video of ranbir in white T-shirt. The video was published on 11November, 2011.He himself has said that. Do you want to say that he's lying. Come on, man. He is an amazing actor, but deepika will never lie. Why would she say that rk cheated on her and that too on national television??? She's not mad dude. She(actually they) were completely ok to keep their relationship public and she has full freedom to tell the reason for their break up. A man uses you, throws you away and you keep watching??? Lol. It's 21st century dude. And people only see the negative side of the situation. No one sees the way she has appreciated his work after that. With all your(l am ashamed of saying that but assholes like you need that) gutter language, the way you've put her down mind you. She is a dignified woman. Go through the tlll foundation videos. She is always involved. Always. Just last year they had put her video. And dude, from 2014 and it's 2019,is she free to attend all the seminars and stigmatize the topic? She's way to ahead dude. Way too ahead than your third class language. Well, why am l even talking with you? I just forgot that you cheap minded person are even ashamed to put on your own name and picture. You are a bloody troll. And l am seriously unable to understand why are we even talking. Just ignore my message and move ahead dear. Work hard. But alas!!! We could never ever reach the position where deepika is today. We are busy trolling her... Continue dude. Keep barking. Keep barking. Keep barking. LOSER. 🤐🤐

[@Malshe]

Such a level headed young lady. Very clear and genuine in her thought and approach.

[@JustMe-jr4ok]

I dont waste my Time on FB, Instagram... i am so busy about my work and activities... i keep myself occupied...i move on everyday ... so you all ..Stay Strong..

[@hhf8124]

The fact that you can continue doing your daily activities and work might mean that you might not have depression. Depression makes even doing basic things such as taking a shower or eating so so difficult so please don't go around saying things like "I keep myself occupied", " I move on everyday " etc. You are undermining the pain of the people going through depression. Please don't do that. Living is unbearable as it is

[@VidhiVij]

Hats off to her for coming out in open and speaking about depression so elaborately and explaining in simplified and articulate manner about her feelings. We need more people like her and Deepika to speak on such issues to remove the stigma around such deadly illness which erodes one's ability to live like a slow poison. Great interview by Rajeev.

[@hmkaoutar9733]

Just amazing thank you thank you thank you Shaheen this interview is everything

[@rabbit-by6hu]

Her xprssns r exactly like alia bhatt.. n she z soo damn pretty n attractive, her face z soo cute !!!

[@radhikasharma8186]

So proud of her. Learnt a lot from her. Her book and this interview I will keep coming back to.

[@AnandSinghAld]

This woman !!!! Oh my god ..What an epitome of strength and grace. Can't explain how inspirational she is.. Hats off to u brave girl

[@payalgupta7776]

There is only one answer to Depression: Love..

[@latishamalika1]

Not really

[@akshataharish2431]

True

[@ShiVa-jy5ly]

She is brilliant.. Super.. Kudos gal.. The way she articulated everything .. I don't think anyone could have put it across so brilliantly.

[@Foxtale007]

She's so amazing. Thank you for doing this interview and to Shaheen.

[@nehamishra8019]

You are a beautiful person inside out.Hats off to you Shaheen for being so open and expressive.God bless you!

[@sumanasonu]

You are so genuine! @Insta I was following you randomly as Alia’s sis. But after watching this interview, I am a fan & truly follow Shaheen Bhatt 👊🏻❤️

[@srishrawat]

Lot of revelations and clarity! Thank you for doing this Shaheen. Thank you

[@movielover1295]

I can see anupama doing the same interview in couple of days.

[@sudikshyabaral6165]

Movie Lover 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaeltexeira19]

😂😂😂😂😂LMFAO!!!!

[@tanuja1987]

It's fine. These things need to be said.

[@ritamakharia7412]

Shaheen has with so much clarity expressed the feeling of a prolonged depression to a perfect T. Beautifully and correctly explained the emotions and issues faced . Also how to deal has been brought out in the most best way. Way way much better than any counsellor.

[@keerthana02]

world needs more awareness about depression .. good job !

[@myshah4476]

Hahhhhhh you duffer 😂😂

[@aadhiraamr6117]

Yeah....especlially depression should not be misinterpreted with the so called 'madness'

[@kiranbachani2276]

I have been through all this during my school days and it's really bad feeling. I was not knowing at that time that I m going through depression ,but after listening to your interview I came to know it was exact thing I was going through long back and thankfully I came out within a few months. Think positive and never give up is the only solution. Kudos to you👍

[@anujab6163]

Guys.. Speaking this from my personal experience. Whenever you watch/ read anything related to depression , it tends to draw you towards it and I mean very strongly. You start relating, empathizing and that's also how many people fall a temporary victim to this disease . If you want to save yourself from the layman ' depression' that we all suffer from, just stop being too emotional and empathetic about it. Treat it like a fu*king monster you gonna punch hard everytime it attacks you. These low feelings can't ever reduce your productivity. Fu*k everything that can stop you from being happy and healthy. 😎

[@adityachandole5771]

I love what you wrote!

[@anujab6163]

@@adityachandole5771 Just wanted to share it with everyone who thinks alike 😊 Glad you found it helpful !

[@sonypereira2418]

She is so HONEST dude!

[@akshidangi8102]

Thank you so much for this! This give me so much power 😭

[@shiningstar10121]

Shaheen, so articulate, so honest and so real! ❤️

[@vidyavv87]

Shaheen Bhatt, firstly, I love your hair you look so beautiful... You sound like such an intelligent, well informed lady. Such an honest interview and Good luck !

[@sauravdhillon3265]

Shaheen is super intelligent and articulate... She is an amazing speaker and I can't wait to read her book...