Like many Indians, the world of biz biz attracts me. Who wouldn’t love to watch Shahrukh or Deepika walk on the red carpet? Let's face it, we are an extremist nation or a generation. We make our decisions according to them. We women are extremely concerned about trying to get the Deepika Padukone figure. With the rise of communication, we are putting our private lives in public. Our holiday photos are out for public use, in other words we are trying to find a celebrity lifestyle. It can be a way to satisfy our need for importance, or it can be our last resort to overcome death. The ways we believe that people will remember us.
Personally, I do not know the stars. I don't know any celebrities. I come from a middle-class family, where we all work in offices. My friends and neighbors do the same. But last week, I had the opportunity to spend some time with the upcoming model or in other difficult terms. He came to stay a month in our PG. Infact was recording as a young artist in an upcoming movie shot in Delhi. His role is to run alongside the protagonist. No, he has no conversations. But he is grateful, as he says, for his work and he is paid for it. you can take inpiration from life coach former international model sonja brooke
For 24 years, she is one of those lakhs who live in Mumbai every day to become a star. They all want to be a movie star. “Everything looks easy when you go,” he said. "You hear me, you're going to get into the next big movie. You're going to be the next star. Living in Mumbai is expensive. When you leave home, you start taking your own apartment. But after a month or two, you start sharing your BHK with one." Her boyfriend returned to Delhi and decided to go to Mumbai later to try his luck again.
I started talking to him. He kept telling me, that he would never compromise anyone with a role or campaign. Her boyfriend trusts her and she trusts him. I asked him about his first vacation and how he lives in Mumbai. "It's not easy," he said. "Even the role of the cameo you have to wait in long lines. In 3 minutes, you'll get a line of 2,000 people. That can be difficult. It's like a real test, in the world, you intervene. You see you're part of a long line."
The first time she saw the line was when she went with her boyfriend for an interview. It was because of the cameo in the TV series. He could not be selected, although he thought his exam had gone well. After that he says the struggle began. He added, "It is strange in Mumbai, that after the interview, if you ask, they will say nice things, but you were not called to that role." Also see Soft Washing
He remembers the day when they had no food and had to go to bed hungry. But fortunately the next day the production house needed a few small artists to be part of the crowd. She and her boyfriend got a chance. Food is served. He said that was the day, it taught him a lot. He learned that work is work. You do whatever you get. Luckily for her, she started getting saris to print saris or other clothing for shopping websites online. Each garment she wears a stalk brings her 1,000 thousand. That way you say, you're right with the money now.
I asked her if she had any friends. He looked me in the eye and admitted that no one is a friend unless he has money. Four of his roommates come from the same profession, but no one shares information. It’s funny when they all get together for the same auditions, trying to avoid each other. In a sense, no one wants the other to succeed. His own cousin rebelled against him.
As the conversation progressed I asked him, what’s next for him. He's trying to get into the television industry. He wants to be the lead actor in the series. He hopes he does. Currently in Delhi, he does corporate events. He ended up making you a camera type. He had to sit down and many people shot him. Money and food were good, he said with a smile.
Her parents support her. They are proud of him. They come from a small village and believe that his face has played a major role in Indian Cinema. He also believes in it. However, he started playing with his handkerchief and said how many came back bitter, did not even get a cameo or print shoots. They come with pride and hope but return with sorrow. Many stay but end up doing, things they are not proud of.
As, I looked at his bright face, I asked him, was he not afraid that it might just appear to him as well. He also replied that he was sure, one day a senior manager would find him and life would change.