Dark Reality of Indian Child Actors

[@kavyareddy8711]

I was in a school in Mumbai which has many child actors... They were so popular in school and i am sure it gave many like me a full fledged existential crisis... They were praised in assemblies, liked by teachers, received special leaves for shooting and so on. But as I have grown up I have started realising how fortunate I was to just be a child... We hustle all our lives anyway.

[@siddharthanand6882]

Ryan?

[@kavyareddy8711]

@@siddharthanand6882 bingo 😂

[@kaushamvisingh]

Can u name some acrors of ypur school i was fan of Siddharth nigam​@@kavyareddy8711

[@siddharthanand6882]

@@kavyareddy8711 same school lmao, met Navika, Avika, Anshoor, Bhavesh, Shivansh and more. That school was such a mess yet i still miss it

[@kavyareddy8711]

@@siddharthanand6882 true really hated it while in there but now it's much better... I guess nostalgia does that

[@PrateekTiwari-gw7zz]

Parents nowadays are becoming more money centric and have forgotten what parenthood means and the responsibility it brings with being a parents

[@avayachamling1094]

I

[@kai4344]

everything has become a rat race to earn money

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

What?​@@avayachamling1094

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

What?​@@avayachamling1094

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

What?​@@avayachamling1094

[@ErenYeager0607]

The only child actors that are popular even today are the Harry Potter cast

[@user-fg5fo3do3i]

Bcz they were main lead and that was a season too

[@BhaskarKrishnan07]

Also the o my friend Ganesha girl

[@TheHomelander2099]

Stranger things left the chat

[@MissionCA101]

Stranger things?

[@beingzombievstheworld]

@@ErenYeager0607 daniel radcliff’s parents kept him away from evil n he does whatever he likes. His parents didn’t even want him to act in Hollywood

[@ankitgokhare2620]

Bro made a video on this without milking Riva Arora 💀 Respect for content

[@Anonymous82819]

that sounds soo wrong 😭

[@arqamfaiyaz1916]

Milking riva arora🤨

[@anjubala560]

Kya milking karega ? 🫣

[@vikashkumar5807]

Because he talking about child actors not child influencers.

[@ankitgokhare2620]

@@vikashkumar5807 riva did uri, don't know the names of recent flops And she acts the role of whores in music videos too

[@Azulaozai._]

The new kind of expIoitation of child actors is happening in the name of “family vlogs”. What’s worse in the vlogging space is that the kids are not just actors- they’re also the products & “characters”. They’re the reason for pulling views & the channel’s existence. They’re doing labour, but we don’t know if the money the KIDS EARN is being saved responsibly for their future. Parents should stop trying to live vicariously through their kids. Focus on their well being, not just “success” & fame.

[@Azulaozai._]

They’re coached by the parents to suit the plot of that day’s vlog, exaggerate their emotions & sometimes even speak inappropriately for their age.

[@Failure17160]

Kya mtlb FLYING BEAST 💀

[@bandana_rathore]

They are still lucky to be only used in normal family activities. Many parents out there esp mothers are using their kids to make adult suggestive content of KZbin.

[@SILOPshuvambanerjee]

​@@bandana_rathore That's disgusting

[@vijaysingh-zz6cf]

I think Ahsaas Channa is among the very few relevant child actors🤨🤨

[@BhaskarKrishnan07]

Yeah

[@syedabdulmushraf4864]

U forgot Tanmay bhat

[@godson200]

she's just..🫡🫡

[@vinnienanda]

You also forgot Avneet Kaur

[@vijaysingh-zz6cf]

@@vinnienanda I said "She is among the few" not the only one

[@personal_reviews07]

In Hollywood, a child actor can't work for more than six hours a day. The laws for child actors protection are more strict than anything else. Of course, they also face dark things but on sets,they are never mistreated

[@simadrigain3310]

You can't say that with this confidence....Hollywood is a worst environment for kids even adults every artist is fucked up by the industry full of pedetors.....and parents don't care about the kids just money you can look out for examples of child artists Justin to Miley, Britney ,ariana

[@luci4463]

Bro tf 💀. 6 hours is still too much for a kid. However u can't tell me Hollywood doesn't exploit those kids. U'll hear thousand of stories of 'Em getting exploited in many ways. Look at Justin Bruh

[@erikafunyal6184]

Watch "quiet on set" if you think Holllywood doesnt mistreat children on set

[@luci4463]

@@erikafunyal6184 I think Indian child actors go through A lot. But Sexual exploitation is low. But in Hollywood I think child actors are very prone to sexual exploitation . Just like we is with nicklodion cast.

[@RSSSSH]

Milli bobby brown Is also the victim

[@bbyeniidhee]

a few months back, i had gotten a call from an entertainment company in Bombay. i stay in the city itself so i thought why not just go once to see how it’s like. i enter the studio and i see many people like myself sitting there but what shook me was a 1 year old with both his parents at the studio for a photo shoot. the kid was crying non stop but the parents won’t budge. idk why but that particular incident left an imprint on me. i left the studio as fast as i could and never returned. pls be conscious of what you’re getting into. although it wasn’t an incident that happened to me personally (and thank god for that) the poor kid crying really disturbed me

[@AditiRoy-cv3vg]

Z

[@sujalhansda8285]

Parents are completely responsible for this. Knowing the industry exploitation, but still they choose to force it upon their kids

[@bhabhutiji1169]

You don't know how this mafia works. Pizzagate are the best manipulators on the planet and will brainwash even your and my parents easily.

[@adv.tanmaymalikOfficial]

To unko bhi pata h ladka ko fame milega to maa baap ko bhi fame or paisa milega

[@RockJack-cs6vu]

Do u knw the guy thr raped tht child actor who acted in 1960s movie

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

Adjectly!​@@adv.tanmaymalikOfficial

[@ItishNigam]

Remember munni from bajrangi bhaijaan...she is making insta content..but no other work

[@authenticaishika]

Maturity is realizing that dedicating 4-5 hours a day to studies during childhood and adhering to the guidance of strict middle-class parents, is more beneficial than pursuing a career as a child artist.

[@gangotridey8414]

Why?? If suppose one child has a talent for acting, singing, dance or painting won't they showcase it to the world not everyone wants to be Doctors, engineer or Ias ips

[@authenticaishika]

@@gangotridey8414 I believe that children should be allowed to enjoy their childhood and complete their education up to 12th grade before making any decisions about their future careers. It's important to remember that many reality shows are staged, and the top 5 contestants are often pre-selected. While adult contestants may handle the pressure and fame well, children can find it extremely difficult to deal with the stress of the entertainment industry. If a child has talent, it's better to let them pursue their skills as a hobby and consider a career after they turn 18.

[@authenticaishika]

​@@gangotridey8414, I believe that children should be allowed to enjoy their childhood and complete their education up to 12th grade before making any decisions about their future careers. It's important to remember that many reality shows are staged, and the top 5 contestants are often pre-selected. While adult contestants may handle the pressure and fame well, children can find it extremely difficult to deal with the stress of the entertainment industry. If a child has talent, it's better to let them pursue their skills as a hobby and consider a career after they turn 18.

[@ankitapandey3703]

True, we look at Michael Jackson. Dude was famous since he was 10​@@gangotridey8414

[@Non-cisfolk]

@@gangotridey8414 the simple thing is that those kids aren't developed enough to start earning professionally. They might not even know what's happening with them or what they're doing. So it's better to wait till the child is old enough to make informed decisions

[@Azulaozai._]

Judy Garland, Drew Barrymore, Macaulay Culkin, Natalie Portman, Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen, Jennette McCurdy, & other Nickelodeon stars have all spoken out about their traumatic experiences & exploitation in the entertainment industry. I was wondering about the situation in India & thought it was not as bad as Hollywood but alas 💔

[@taanyakamakshis3497]

Also lindsay lohan😢

[@idrinktea420]

Brittany Spears too.

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

​Christina Ricci, Scarlett Johansson & MJ Fox too.​@@taanyakamakshis3497

[@itn0687]

Some child actors have switched their careers and successfully made it into an entirely different industry, like the kid Tejan diwanji in Action shoes from 90s is an oncologist now, likewise the kid who acted as young krrish, Mickey is an Ophthalmologist

[@beingzombievstheworld]

@@itn0687 yea i saw him on reels

[@pennyc8252]

How many can do that most of them r struck in limelight and can't leave the industry

[@itn0687]

@@pennyc8252 yeah, thats also true

[@ahliyaayaan779]

Kya hypocrisy hai jo gareeb bache apne maa baap ka hath batane k liye kaam karte hai unko log child labour bolkar karne nahi dete aur acting se standard of living badhane k liye bacho se kaam karwate hai uspar sab chup hai

[@factomachine]

True❤❤

[@rajsharma3936]

Name और fame का चक्कर हैं बाबू भैया।

[@SILOPshuvambanerjee]

💯

[@VishakhaBhati-sl8ce]

He talked about each and every aspect. this thing is wrong in every way.

[@RuriRaven8]

I was 7 years old when I joined theatre classes, I participated in a play at school and I enjoyed it a lot, which is why I begged my parents to let me join classes, which they let me do. I participated in a bunch of plays and I was pretty good at acting, hence I was approached for ad shoots and stuff around the age of 8 or 9, which my parents firmly refused to let me do. Back then, it made no sense to me and I felt like they were holding me back, I fought a lot with them over this but my mom said you will understand our reasons when you are older, and my dad said that he will never let me act in ads, shows or movies as a child but will fully support me when I am an adult and mature enough to make that decision. I eventually started losing interest in acting and left theatre at the age of 11. Now, I am 16 and I am so happy and glad my parents did not let me do ads, and let me be a normal child.

[@extreme4180]

u got the best parents , you're lucky , congrats

[@RuriRaven8]

@@extreme4180 true

[@pearls2121]

Why you have phone at just 16 years of age? you are still young enough

[@extreme4180]

@@pearls2121 its 2024 already

[@pearls2121]

@@extreme4180 so it's 2000 or 2024 i would never allow my children to use phone before 12th class doesn't matter year or which century they are from. A teenager is a teenager irrespective of the era

[@Citadel8281]

Parents are responsible….for them kids are investment

[@Azulaozai._]

Parents don’t understand that they’re exposing their kids images to the whole world & giving access to cr33ps. Trolling, shaming & shady online spaces using their kid’s likeness. No privacy is given to the kids.

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

Correct! NO privacy is a big price of fame, same case in Hollywood too.

[@satishsaharan6167]

TBH WE NEVER EVEN REMEMBERED THE NAMES OF MOST OF THESE CHILD ACTORS UNTIL NOSTALGIA STARTED TO HIT 😢😢

[@earthshuman3864]

Getting judge 24/7 is terrible thing And for children it's totally not good thing Nowadays thanks to social media many parents don't care about their child privacy and there are many child youtubers I personally think there should be law that children below age 10 should not allow use phone and for over 10 only 1 or 2 hour should be allowed

[@authenticaishika]

I believe that children should be allowed to enjoy their childhood and complete their education up to 12th grade before making any decisions about their future careers. It's important to remember that many reality shows are staged, and the top 5 contestants are often pre-selected. While adult contestants may handle the pressure and fame well, children can find it extremely difficult to deal with the stress of the entertainment industry. If a child has talent, it's better to let them pursue their skills as a hobby and consider a career after they turn 18.

[@CoolnessfunnyTheAUTTPFan]

I dont know how to feel about this, since my parents dont let me to have a phone even though im over 10 but the thing is if u dont have a phone over 10, you will slowly feel like you dont understand what's going on in society and you will just feel like u are left out since everybody gets all the bonuses for having a phone all except you

[@CoolnessfunnyTheAUTTPFan]

@@authenticaishika 12th grade is crazy, at leat let them have it in high school

[@authenticaishika]

@@CoolnessfunnyTheAUTTPFan I don't know are you Indian or not but I got my first smartphone after the result of my 10th Board examination in the year 2012. I got a smartphone for the first time called Samsung Galaxy Pop in 2012. A few of my friends used to have personal phones since class 9 but I was never jealous of them. According to me, 15 years is a safe age to give personal mobiles to children.

[@utkarshsingh7255]

Sridevi too was a child actor, her popularity and success increased leaps and bounds, to the extent that she became 1st female superstar of india.

[@nandanimishra2126]

Did she had a choice though? She had to shoot romantic scene at age12 sounds exploitative to me.

[@utkarshsingh7255]

@@nandanimishra2126 yess obviously, i was just telling , as he asked to mention any child actor who rose to great fames in adulthood. So i was answering that.

[@juhiagaari]

Agreed, shuru hua tha entertainment k liye .. but ab child labour hi ban gaya hai ye sab... Even parents aajkl bachcho ko views k liye Instagram and reels k through pata nahi kya kya karwa rahe hain 💔

[@LUCIFEr-rx3md]

In such a cruel world where parents depend on their small kids for their survival . Its just so selfish and arrogant

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

Truth is always stranger than the fiction same case here.

[@sailyholkar8236]

Aurra bhatnagar also did some very serious role in barrister babu as bondita And also now in Anupamaaa

[@uwu_ujalarajput5590]

Harshali Malhotra's and Riva Arora's mothers are forcing their daughters to be an actress 😢

[@gangotridey8414]

@@uwu_ujalarajput5590 Nobody is forcing it's their passion and not everyone wants to become doctors ,engineers or ias even Harshali Malhotra is a trained classical dancer too. She said in an interview that her inspiration for acting is Sridevi

[@Jasia1.0]

​@@gangotridey8414are you dumb? Did you even watch the video?

[@RockJack-cs6vu]

It's the parents tht always pimp their children

[@arunimaverma8130]

i think for child actors that are still popular today.. It has to Ahsaas Channa and Rekha

[@patelhimani3654]

All that glitters is not gold : Williams Shakespeare

[@akshiyakalveal6981]

You can also take the Case of Mahima Makwana, she has also shared similar experience about her child acting career in an interview with Ranveer Allahbadia

[@Rorymiii]

This video made me realise how lucky i am to have my parents as my parents. As you metioned, it is very true that many kids often get interested in becoming actors or part of media but it's actually because how it is projected to us. We see these child actors having fabulous lifestyles, meeting popular actors, having fame and money and we dream of having so too while the reality is so cruel. I also dreamed of becoming an actor or if I put it honestly, to have the fame and glory. When I told my parents to put me for auditions not being aware of what actually happens, my parents never said anything instead my mom put me into acting and dancing classes and also I'd perform on local stages and functions but as I grew up I totally lost my interest in all those and for a long time I'd complain about why my parents didn't let me do auditions and all... But I am really glad now that I am actually following my dream and I know what I am passionate about. Thank you so much for this video, honestly an eye opener!!! ❤

[@shraddzk5260]

In hollywood, there is also an issue with child actors mainly females. I have seen so many interviews in which they have exposed how industry exploits them in very bad way. There are so many actors like miley cyrus, millie bobby brown , etc. have face so much exploitation in the industry in their earlier phase. There is rules and regulations but who followed them strictly? Even there are some child actors who started getting addicted towards drugs nd substances after getting into the industry. I think Indian film industry is much better than Hollywood. But for child there should be some strict rules and actions should be taken by the parents and government as well.

[@luci4463]

Bro even Justin Beiber hot exploited . On camera. In live TVs. 30 yer old women were kissing on his neck. And people didn't think much of it . And he was actually hooked to drugs

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

​@@luci4463Just search and read about the tragic career decline/downfall of a young actress named Amanda Byrnes (from she's the man) AND once most famous Miss Lindsey Lohan POOR GIRLS!

[@Azulaozai._]

This is a HUGE problem in Hollywood as well. People have been calling for stricter laws for child actors in the entertainment industry. They use twins for the same role because a child under the age of 12 cannot be worked over 4-6 hours, but even this law is broken. India mein bhi yeh awareness hoke nayi laws aur better working conditions banani chahiye.

[@vidhisharma6898]

Not to forget number of kids who were exploited not even by the industry people itself but their parents as well, famous examples include Drew Barrymore, Macaulay Culkin. Even the channels who claimed to be kid friendly exploited these children biggest example is of Nick, the recent documentary on it and Nick's producer Dan Schneider, exposed him and others, how they ruined Amanada Bynes, Drake bell was sexually assaulted and such other details revealed were way too disturbing.

[@Azulaozai._]

@@vidhisharma6898 yes. I have mentioned the same in my other comment under this video

[@RockJack-cs6vu]

And also rape

[@sailyholkar8236]

Nitanshi goel is also a child actor now she is popular after doing laaptaa ladies

[@Debugger_97]

Goli (from TMKOC) is pursuing education in Canada

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

Name of the actor PLZ?

[@ustatxkaur]

@@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089kush shah

[@Siddhanth.Kapoor]

This quantity with this quality is applaudable... brilliant and inspirational 👏🏼

[@amandadarkwood535]

But I think one thing you're ignoring is the fact that se*ual exploitation of children is not a film industry problem alone, it happens everywhere. Even within religious settings. It's not uncommon for children to get se*ually abused by priests/sheiks/teachers etc. Parents need to be more protective of their children and not allow them to be in any unsafe environments.

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT! this heinous issue must be highlightened as well, and should be brought to the attention of public and law enforcement.

[@tanvitripathi3997]

I have seen Saloni in the short films of Content Ka Keeda and there she explored her versatility well as she did comedy as well as emotional(majority roles) very well.

[@ridafarooqui6041]

You didn’t mention Ahsas Channa who was made to act as a boy in films like Vaastu Shastri and KANK..and nobody knew she was a girl until she was around 9 when her father revealed it to the press and threatened to sue her mom or something.

[@priyaypatil2536]

Also i would like to mention about ashley and mary-kate olsen (Scarlett witch actress's older sisters) who despite having successful career, fame and money, left the film industry the moment they turned 18 and became adults. Just google them and see their aged faces (even though they are just 38) you can clearly see the toll film industry and things which come with it had on them. This shows that even success as child artist doesn't mean its worth all the struggle sometimes.

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

You know there's a saying on this: "Every thing has a price, in order to gain something, one must ready to lose something", suits perfectly here.

[@PAROVOICEin]

Childhood is incredibly important; it shapes their future and allows them to explore, learn, and grow with joy and wonder

[@shayankhawaja4309]

Forget about influencer kids. Now a days. Without any regulation

[@tanvitripathi3997]

I am also a budding film director, and I have directed some short films and working with kids is a really hard thing, they are non professional and I can't even shout on them as they are kids working without a pay. So recently I had compromised with acting as main bachchon ko force nahi kar sakti. Abhi short films mein yeh haal hai so future mein feature films mein bahut dikkat hogi. 😓 I will try to b like Priyadarshan sir like he was on Bumm Bumm Bole set, as he loved the girl child artist with Darsheel as she was as cute as his daughter and resembled her.💖💖

[@moonsaini4371]

such a underrated and ignored topic ,appreciate it

[@jasmeenromana6967]

Never been this early. Bro this is some quality content. Well researched,well presented and well edited.

[@user-fx3qb6ky6i]

talented child actors who were our emotion, our happiness and a part of our childhood deserve to be superstars but unfortunately this bollywood industry is obsessed with only 'nepokids' who were not even in existence for us till before 7 8 yrs

[@JustaBitGamer-n2m]

3:03 Hansika Motwani is famous in South Industry

[@TheRiya13]

It was a ‘rumor’ that she was given injections to look older at 15/16. 👀

[@pensive_POV]

There are I guess few child artists who are famous till now beacuse of their following...like millions of followers they have ....Jannat Zubair rehmani, Reem sameer sheikh, anushka sen.....even jannat once in an interview said that his father was interested in acting, but like utni unko popularity nhi mili,...my father chose this career path for me and I am happy that he chose it for me....she has around 50 million followers now.

[@pialichatterjee3106]

I think we as a society tend to look at every child behaviour with a adult lens, as in if they this is doing this now then what will it be doing at my age. I think this is the main problem. Because it's not just acting, but "gifted" children in general face this. Many kids who were supposedly considered gifted as a child and went to special classes etc., later in life can't understand why they are not able to live upto the expectations people had from them.

[@rajputanagirlz5728]

So basically mere bete ko cars pasand h to wo car ya driver bnna chahta h😂 thats hilarious. Ronnie tv ka matlab aese interpret krte h maa baap.😂

[@ManojRegmi-c3k]

Jo Disney child actors ki halat dekho. Miley Cyrus jaise beloved disney child actor jaeani mein itna bigdi ke kabhi sudhar nahi payi. Ye parents child ko use karke fayada uthate hai. Child ko child rehne dena chahiye.

[@siddharthanand6882]

Miley ki story pehle jaan lo fir comment karo, big brain move kiya usne. Disney Miley ka naam aur uske sab kuch own kar le chuki thi, ki vo future me kuch bhi kare, Disney ke paas rights hota, lekin uske gandi harkate karna chalu ki jisse disney usko fully distance kar le taaki saare rights aur sab miley ko wapis mile, and ab dekho ki wo firse normal stuff karne lagi h

[@beingzombievstheworld]

@@ManojRegmi-c3k she didn’t even own her name miley got used by disney n made no money that’s why she had to rebrand

[@luci4463]

​@@beingzombievstheworldbro we are talking abt Disney but how can we forget abt nicklodion. That is disturbing how those kids were treated between those pedos

[@beingzombievstheworld]

@@luci4463 exactly everything is fucked. Kids shouldn’t act period

[@patronam9396]

Miley ne jo kuchh kiya apne Disney k image ko mitaane k liye kiya... Aur kuchh 'bigdi' nhi vo.. Uske music videos mein nangapa hota hai but it's for adults... Not kids... And her music is very good... Grammy bhi mila usko...

[@itszack2133]

It's not child labour it's child abuse

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

RYT!

[@ujjwalshakya5769]

This modern world is selfish. Some people use other people only just for their income source. That's it.

[@raja-jl9os]

Tu 200 saal ka budha h?

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

​@@raja-jl9osWDYM?

[@avi15975]

Woahh..totaly shocked to know this dark reality..and as normal viewer we sometimes aspire to be at that position if possible but u really broke that illusion for me. Always hated this entertainment industry n now even more!

[@ajsujit]

Parents are real culprits.

[@Idea-Info]

Loved the video .... such a deep dive. 👍 Always wanted to be a part of the entertainment industry; at the age of 6 or 7 told my father that I wanted to take part in a kid dance reality show, but he refused and told me that place is not for us. 🥺 We are lower-middle class. And now I understand why he refused; after seeing cases of Casting Couch, Harassment and Drugs and all. It looks very beautiful from outside like Heaven but from inside the industry is an absolute Hell.

[@somyajoshi7159]

Thank You for sharing your perspective I totally agree with it. I can completely relate to all that you said. I am 20 years old right now and when I was a child I also wanted to become an actor and wanted to be on TV as I was also influenced by other child actors I saw on TV But my parents never agreed to that and I am so happy right now I didn't choose acting as a career and feel very relieved now. At that time I was very angry with my parents because I felt like they didn't support my passion and interest and didn't let me do things I liked but now I understand they were completely right and they stopped me for my well-being.

[@astheticavi]

Masterpiece video 🔥

[@Rorororoyourboat]

Don’t you think it’s unusual that Established actors never let their children act ? They know the dark truth about child actor labour. Indian laws need to be strict about this.

[@harshvardhan4771]

😂 Just shut up, you fuckin' hypocrites!!! When they do, you call it nepotism. And when they don't, you call it unfortunate. Pick a side and get a life you all.

[@asmitagupta123]

The fuck you talking about Nepotism is everywhere

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

WELL AS LONG AS the money power & politics involved in this dirty showbiz, I really don't think that there is any professional reform/amendment is going to happen anytime soon.

[@Deepikanath106]

Aaj k time me koi Iss baat ko nhi samjhta ki bacche bhi bacche hai. Aaj k bacche khud bhi baccha hona bhul gaye hai. Bcz of parents. Jab se ye reality show aaye hai tab se toh bahut bura haal hai.. Uppar se facebook par supercute baby competition. Na jane kya milta hai ye kar k 😢😢😢

[@sagarvohrainforce]

But we really needed movies like taare Zameen par, chillar party, Stanley ka dabba, etc. these have changed the demography of India. There are positives also. Please don't portray all as negative

[@Mayuresh_Surnis]

Stardom is kind of jail..

[@abdullahnaeem9575]

just by seeing this intro i can see how much work has been put into these videos the script,the story,the editing,the storytelling now this is some quality content which is rare on youtube nowadays

[@AnonymousAlien2099]

Bot

[@jakesmith6031]

Why don't people understand that films are not factory products? Yes... I know corporations made the movie industry this way but, it's not. Imagine, It took 4 years before Jawan to a superstar like Shahrukh Khan to give a hit movie despite having all that fame, money, and power. So, how someone thinks that he/she will come to the industry and will give hit after hit and will be a superstar is beyond me.

[@anandmohod3589]

Please make a video on gender biased laws and a lot of mens who are suffering because of these not no one is talking about this issue 🙏

[@txh588]

Literally the whole Internet is talking about it bro. Like wtf? It has been the most trending topic for about 3 weeks.

[@Vampress09]

You missed the part where the documentary said that those whatsapp groups were actually a scam. These parents see their kids as a prop not humans.

[@sunnyshines9051]

I hate amole gupte's character in Stanley ka dabba but in real he was a good person

[@littledanceworld]

As a model and child actor I confirm all this happens with everyone who enters this industry. I have left everything currently I am 16 . But when I started I was just 8 years old. I got exploited by multiple people . lack of proper guidance at such young age cause me to go through all this. The level of disgust I saw here was insane. This mental pressure and everything led to pannic attacks. I still have nightmare of those disgusting managers. If I really share my struggle story it would be too long to read.

[@nusrattania3893]

if you can share it..we want to know

[@littledanceworld]

@@nusrattania3893 really 🥹 , I will make a video about it then.

[@pravingupta8901]

Expected some case study of famous child actors, hoping to see them in next vids

[@Bidya224]

Remember = Zana meri zone maan bach pann ka pyaar mere bhul nahi jara re

[@pritivarshasatralkar2605]

Thank you for putting this video I was able to understand many things that I didn't know about child actor. Earlier I was thinking to take my 6year old for an audition but I really changed my mind

[@nosanajiminnolife6125]

This is so heartbreaking!!

[@pratikkarmakar4551]

please make a video about blogger who are using they're child as a labour

[@hobbyist_bharatsuthar430]

thaks for sharing this important reality ❤....... aise hi haal disney , nickelodean hua hai , jin channel ke content ko dekh bade huye hai unme work karne wale child actors ke saath bhot bura hua hai

[@sarahmumtaz395]

Reminds me of Macaulay Culkin in "Home Alone" and "Richie Rich" Happy to know now he's doing just okay.

[@SharadSoren]

Iske liye sab topic Dark Reality hi hai 😅😅

[@sejalgupta6641]

I once saw a serial haar jeet usme child actors k struggles ki address kiya gya tha

[@veronica4343]

I guess parents are the most responsible here.

[@ADARSH_2005-p5z]

thank you sir to put light on this dark reality of child actors and actress maine toh jab se sushanth bhai gaye hai tab se bharosa utt gaya hai 🥲🙂

[@rajeevshahdadpuri839]

You should make a part 2 of this. Where u can explore more about the ones who actually did make it through this and became stars (influencers) , but how it impacts the psyche of these people. Eg Avneet kaur, Aashika bhatia, etc They did make it big on insta, but at what cost. And the future doesn't seem to be much bright, considering the roles they have been getting. Specially avneet, whose whole focus is just being the eye candy

[@Yatin_Yadav_36]

1:18 hamari canteen mai to is sab ki jarurat hi nhi padti thi Kyuki choti canteen thi and bache jyada the

[@miserable16]

mere school me to canteen hi nahi tha

[@Yatin_Yadav_36]

@@miserable16 lol

[@strexinfopedia8114]

Me :- Child is protected. Our Indian Constitution:- Mazak mat kar 😂😂😂😂😂

[@anonymous_air]

Only feminist are protected in this country. Others are inferior beings.

[@user-hj8ol1hx9x]

Yes he is working hard 😢 so support him

[@Vikas-gz4ov]

Definitely they r not child laborers they are earning money at a young age which will fund their future education.

[@Mjr.Nuke-Hazard_089]

YEP it's an obvious investment for their future goals, IF they ever decided to switch their careers which is not a bad thing IMO.

[@kartikpal1809]

If a child is working for movie then it is not child labour but if under 18 kids of middle class family work then it is crime what kind of hypocrisy is this

[@nafisakhatun7389]

Disneyland is most famous for this kind of abuses

[@krititrehan2821]

This reminds me of tragic case of Madhubala who started earning at 9 to support her entire family

[@AliRaza-bu9st]

i am dead like my career

[@extreme4180]

me 2 bro

[@phukatchodu]

I've work as a junior artist almost In 15-20 flim ads web series the junior artist whom i use to met on set 16-18 yo old girls ive seen they were soo ready for coach casting i was like bro wtf ur 16 and your co-ordinator is 45 yo old how u allow him to touch and make out in his vanity.. bte junior artist doesn't get any vanity only good production house provide that too for few hours

[@arnavudupa3655]

indian parents are ok with child labour but cry when a kid doesnt want to do jee or neet

[@inspirationhub3540]

Raj kapoor made his acting debut at the age of 11

[@juniorbeings]

Gareeb ka baccha paisa kamaye to child labour Ameer ka baccha paisa kamaye to money mentality, skill development Actor ka baccha paisa kamaye to child actor Hypocrisy ki bhi seema hoti hai

[@trapinsane7601]

Please make a video on coaching industry for jee

[@trishabaidya3848]

Recently I saw a bengali web series "bokabaksho te bondi" uska story bhi kuch esa hi tha par thoda different ☹️

[@vahneisingsit8028]

Now i feel this phenomenon has shifted to Instagram and Yt where we see alot of channels including family channels where children are involved, and are exposed to alot more predators. The parents in such case should know better and not exploit their kids.

[@pemayangchin9975]

Thank you for the informative video sir

[@shailendrajha9280]

Kudos Vedant, these issues were never highlighted by any indian youtuber

[@manikprabhuwattamwar90]

Man i just remembered where is the dude from ra one 😅😅

[@veenu_kaushal]

Amol gupte jaise log aur director aur bhi hone chahiye

[@sunnyshines9051]

Bhai sports culture in india ke topic me bhi ek video banado, and what was your views on the statement of saina Nehwal about sports?

[@toolikaChatterjee]

Awesome Presentation ❤

[@narcissofernandes3273]

Zain khan child actor aur young actor dono alag hai

[@divu_2906]

Ye zaroor us tapu ki shararat hogi😂