Nepotism is the privilege that star kids are given due to their connections and contacts in the industry. Having parents or relatives in the film industry gives them easy access to well-known filmmakers and opportunities are better.

Looking at how a new crop of Bollywood star kids is leading the forefront of change and what kind of impact their presence on social media bears.

Ananya Panday body shaming is an unfortunate experience many celebrity children have gone through in recent times.

As the debate of Nepotism rises in Bollywood, there are many celebrities who deny the privilege while some real sweethearts gracefully accept the advantage of it and talk about it openly.

When the trailer for Sia’s Music dropped in November 2020, the autistic community and several activists took offence at her decision to pick a non-autistic actor for the role.

Nepotism is a direct elevator to the Willy Wonka Factory of Dharma Production. A celebrity star kid can easily access the chambers of Karan Johar and ease their way into getting scripts, films, paparazzi and basically a starry life given by the leverage of their parent’s hard work or possible leftover privilege from their grandparents also. 

Team Kangana Ranaut tweeted about Deepika Padukone and said she should be remanded over ‘depression ka dhanda’.

Sushant Rajput’s one-month death anniversary, Richa Chadha writes about all that happened before and after his death, calling out the industry on its hypocrisy and the audience on its nepotism debate.

While her entry into films was marred by the dialogue on nepotism which surrounds almost all-star kids debut these days, Khan managed to win everyone over with her earnestness.

In her “Koffee” debut on Karan Johar’s talk show, Sara Ali Khan’s candidness won the hearts of many. Frankly telling your crush’s name on national television, without a doubt, is something with requires guts and courage. The very fact that she could speak so openly about several delicate issues on the show was remarkable. From […]