Mahesh Bhatt opens up about how ‘fame has a price’ and defends Alia Bhatt from going viral: ‘If you stand in the sun, you will get sunburned’ | Hindi Movie News

Mahesh Bhatt described not protecting his children, especially Alia Bhatt, from traveling, calling fame an “occupational accident.” He said he does not advise them, believing that life teaches better. Bhatt added that every generation faces a different world. Meanwhile, Alia’s film Alpha, which also stars Sharvari, Anil Kapoor and Bobby Deol, released today.

For many years, Mahesh Bhatt He has seen many aspects of public life as a filmmaker. Some of his films have been praised, some have been criticized, and some of his comments have sparked controversy. Speaking of the attention that comes with fame, Bhatt recently spoke about her children, in particular Alia Bhattwhich are often seen by people, including internet trolling. He said he doesn’t try to control how they respond, instead he lets them do it themselves.

Mahesh Bhatt in public scrutiny of his children’s face

Speaking to Hindustan Times, Mahesh also revealed that he avoids giving advice to his children, and also spoke about his approach to raising his older children amid the pressures of fame. He said: “I do not give advice to my children, they are brighter than me, they are here on earth, they will learn by themselves, the earth will teach them.” And he is the only teacher. Life is the only teacher, period. ” The filmmaker went on to say that he doesn’t protect his children too much, despite public criticism, adding, “I think protection will make them disabled. No, let them taste the light, let them be warm like we all do.”

Mahesh Bhatt calls fame an “occupational accident”

He also referred to online criticism and hate as an “occupational hazard” that comes with fame, saying that public recognition comes with its own risks. He said: “Fame has its price. If you stand in the sun, you will get sunburned.” Bhatt also shared why she avoids sharing her experiences with her children, believing that life is the best teacher. He also said: “I don’t tell my children what happened to me in my life and I expect them to fix it on the map of their life.” Woh sahi bhi nahi hai (It’s not like that). Their lives are different, the times are different, and their journeys are different. “Mr Bhatt also spoke about parenting, saying it was unfair for parents to expect their children to face life through the same education. He said that each generation grows up in its own country.

Mahesh Bhatt’s daughter Alia’s “Alpha” movie

On the work front, Alia’s film ‘Alpha’ hits the big screens today, July 3, and also stars Sharvari, Anil Kapoorand Bobby Deol in important roles.