Mohnish Bahl has made us love and hate it through a brilliant show in films throughout his noble career in the film industry.
Now, his dear daughter’s dearly takes a family heritage in the future.
Etimes Following an actor for exclusive interviews where talking about his daughter and sharing his thoughts about a raging debate about nepotism in this industry.
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Your mother and heritage are being brought forward by your daughter’s prizesty.
How is he a princess and as an actor? Oh, he is an extraordinary daughter! There is no two ways about that.
He is amazing at home in terms of taking care of things and helping his mother.
He has taken his studies very seriously.
He decided to practice the law for a while and only then moved to other things.
He created a strong foundation, which was very reasonable.
As far as the will of acting, there are two things I want to say.
An actor can be as good as the opportunity he gets.
I have seen many improvements in his first film to the second, and for whatever he did now.
The level of trust has grown.
To make it clear, I think he is much better at this stage than me when I am his age.
I think if the destiny is with him, everything will succeed in profitable.
This is a problem getting the right film, at the right time.
Commercial success is very important.
That’s what gives you the option to choose and decide what you want to do.
In previous interviews with ethes, the prizes told us how he accompanied you to the set …
Actually, I used to accompany my mother in the set.
I used to take pictures outside the room – whether it was in Kashmir or Chennai (Madras as he called).
I used to sit in a crane on the set and traveling around the trolley, and the prizes have done the same thing.
His mother also encouraged him to come on the set.
He has always been a filmy and comfortable baby with this environment.
What needs to understand is that it is a very unsafe line.
You don’t know what will happen next so you need to handle that insecurity.
I feel he will learn when he grows.
What do you think about the debate of nepotism that goes berserk in the industry today? I think the debate is very shallow.
There are no insiders or outsiders.
Anyone who has been born in a particular family profession will have a much easier trip than someone who hasn’t.
That simple.
It makes everything simpler because your parents know how to guide you.
As far as labor was worried, he never used a family name to enter.
He bagged his first film after auditioning.
Even when he went to a large production house, he put his name as prurient and not as Bahl’s lack of luck.
He did not reveal his family lineage.
When I asked why he didn’t tell anyone about his family’s name, he said it was because he was testing the waters.
He wants to know if he has a value as an actor or someone only offers his tea because they know me.
I think it’s a very mature point of view.
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I agree that it is easier for industrial bred children to find an entrance and get audition.
But it’s a problem with other professions too.
If my younger daughter wants to pursue the law in the future, it will be easier for him because we already have a lawyer in the family.
After you start your performance as an actor, you are alone.
There is no Mohnish or Nutan Ji that stands behind you in front of the camera.
That’s just you.
That’s why I feel all these superficial debates.
I don’t think too much about it.
If you see it this way, my whole family is a product of nepotism – directly from my grandmother Shobhana Samarth to my mother’s office to Tanuja to Kajol to my cousin my brother-in-law Ajay Devn – Basically everyone.
Where did you stop? Hats for people from non-film backgrounds and make themselves but nothing is embarrassing about being an industrial child too.
Finally, you have to make it yourself.
Frankly, if nepotism really helps people, I will not play negative and parallel leads throughout my life, remembering my son.
There are so many examples of other people who don’t even as good as me and outsiders who have made it big.
