Oct 01, 2020 02:28 PM
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I came across a post by Suhana Khan daughter of Mr. Shah Rukh Khan. It was a hard hitting post, albeit written with so much grace and politeness - the gene pool and the mannerisms are for sure from the family pool. The girl is just 20 years old, barely out of her teens, but the tolerance and maturity of her post is beyond words.
On one hand, we have a vile mouthed, political puppet Kangana who shouts nepotism from the roof tops, and the next second conveniently forgets and employs her sister and brother to handle her affairs. Shameless has been vilifying the children of parents who have achieved success in their chosen profession. She has also been instrumental in instigating abuse on social media of these kids.
These kids who are as young as 3 years old(Taimur Ali Khan anyone) to much older kids Ranbir Kapoor anyone? while Ranbir is an adult and can defend the accusations made against him and his family.though again the upbringing and inbuilt gene pool of mannerisms sure holds him back, what is their fault?
Vilifying and abusing a kid of 12 years by full grown adults - as stated by Miss. Suhana Khan, talking of her skin color and her other body parts, to one person saying she looks manly inspite of makeup, what the heck.where does one draw the line.
With the Pandemic .well according to me it is just an excuse.people seem to have a lot of time on their hands, well Ms. Ranaut sure has.so what is the next best thing they do, get on social media and start abusing kids who never had a choice and a say where and to whom they would be born, but are compelled to borne the mantle of the success of their parents. Therefore I was not surprised to hear when Mr. Akshay Kumar said his son does not like limelight, and refuses to acknowledge he is the son of Mr. Akshay Kumar. This is what we are doing to those kids, pushing them to shy away from acknowledging their parentage, their genes. Miss Khan's bold post to stop colorism is aptly written and has hit the nail on the head. We are indians and we are brown skinned, the hues may differ, but the bottom line we are brown. So all those would be parents-in-law and already Parents-in-law stop discriminating your children in law on the basis of skin color. If you wish to discriminate, before you do so, how about asking the mirror on the wall .Mirror Mirror on the wall.who is the fairest of them all, sure enough the mirror wont say its you. So if its not you, then why the children in law.I leave you to chew on this thought and hope better sense prevails.
