Time to break the celebrity monopoly, isn’t it?

Enter the world of celluloid. You will find many smiling faces who are successful in their career. Watching his lifestyle on video, many may think that I too should become a movie celebrity one day. But the moment a talented person tries to enter the world of cinema, they will understand how difficult things are.

Many will wonder what made them turn down in the film industry even though the person has passed various talent tests over the years. The forces that control the world of cinema are very strong, and one cannot enter the world of cinema unless and until that person has a sponsor who makes things easier in the film industry. In this process, the talent of the aspiring actor is stifled or after making an initial debut, he was unable to move on and leave the profession.

Why break the monopoly of celebrities in the film industry?

A few years ago, Uday Kiran from a particular community committed suicide. His complaint was that he was unable to rise in the film industry dominated by specific communities that give little space to aspiring actors. I like to call this injustice a celebrity monopoly that has a network of celebrities from movies, theaters, outlets that overcharge customers, film distribution channels, producers and directors that collectively attract new talent. Now is the time for aspiring talents to think about, as well as those who remain huge fans of a few established celebrities in particular. Are they the only ones who can provide entertainment? What about the different issues that many people’s problems can raise? Now what about creative ideas on a trending topic that emerge and act as dominant themes that can unite people for or against existing ideas or mindsets?

Do we need to explore new talents?

Let me tell you in detail. Imagine a person who goes to a particular restaurant and thinks that the special dish offered by that food establishment is the best. Like a frog in a well, he is unwilling to listen to another who tasted better food from another restaurant. One fine day, the first person who saw that the food place he used to visit was closed and he could not eat his favorite delicacy. In that moment, he remembered his friend’s suggestion about another restaurant in the nearby lane. Just to satisfy his hunger, he went there and found his finest, tastiest and lowest-priced delicacy. In that moment, he realized how long he had been fooled by the poor quality food offered by the eating establishment he used to frequent. The point of the matter is that we need to explore new talents than established ones.

Friends, so are the new themes and ideas that we must explore. We are used to the same style and gestures of some actors in particular, but in this process, we could not try many new ideas, styles and themes that can give us more variety in entertainment. The celebrities who monopolize the entertainment industry are denying access to diversity in entertainment that hampers their imaginations as they seek out new flavors of entertainment.

Having portrayed an element that affects the entertainment industry, let me address the issue of how women are abused in the entertainment industry. The #Metoo campaign in the US has its impact. In the US, UK, France and India, many female celebrities demonstrate in protest against abuse in their professions. Sri Reddy, a small-time actress, has been the victim of an abuse that caused an explosion in the form of removing her dress in public in protest. The fact is that small-time women face double exploitation: they are denied payment and at the same time are abused. Many received false promises and suffered the betrayal of many directors and producers.

Gender equality in the world of cinema

The #Metoo campaign is a harbinger of change. Kangana Ranaut has boldly spoken out against a Bollywood celebrity. In one particular state, people did not realize how established the celebrity monopoly that functions like a mafia exploiting the fair sex is until an actor’s attack on a female celebrity became a problem. completely isolated. Yes, a fight is being waged against the male patriarchal system.

Do we break the monopoly of movie celebrities?

I expect a lot in technology. In the above scenario, the established celebrities or the celebrity mafia could put people down. Now things are changing with the advent of social media and online media, where talented people can come up with creative themes that can unite ethical directors, for-profit producers on one platform and break the monopoly of celebrities.

The war has begun. The talented must blame their fate. Don’t you want to be a celebrity in your life? For that, you must fight. Noteworthy is the effort of a hero like Danish Khan to use online platforms or social media platforms to entertain people and make a mark as a YouTube star.

And for the general public, it is time to realize that real talent is hidden and coming out strongly through online media, which you must wholeheartedly support. Foster new talents, see them in home theaters, establish a new trend for alternative entertainment media other than conventional theater-oriented entertainment. The alternative path to becoming a celebrity will create thousands of opportunities for aspiring actors, actresses.

Aspiring celebrities, when they do, are promoting a unique talent, which may be their brother, sister, or children. I hope you support this change.