Mahesh Bhatt opens up about how ‘fame has a price’ and protecting Alia Bhatt from online trolling: ‘If you stand in the sun, you will get sunburned’ | Hindi movie news

Mahesh Bhatt has opened up about not protecting his children, especially Alia Bhatt, from trolling, calling fame an “occupational hazard”. He said he never advises them, faith life teaches best. Bhatt adds that every generation faces a different world. Meanwhile, Alia’s film Alpha starring Sharbari, Anil Kapoor and Bobby Deol released today.

Over the years, Mahesh Bhatt As a filmmaker, he has seen many aspects of public life. Some of his films have been praised, others have been criticized and some of his comments have even created controversy. Talking about the attention that comes with fame, Bhatt recently spoke about her children in particular Alia Bhattwho often face public scrutiny, including online trolling She said she doesn’t try to dictate how they respond to it, instead letting them handle it themselves.

Mahesh Bhatt mouths his children in public

Speaking to Hindustan Times, Mahesh shared that he avoids giving advice to his children, and also opened up about his approach to parenting his adult children under the pressure of fame. He said, “I never give advice to my children. They are brighter than me. They belong to the land today. They will learn by themselves. The land will teach them. And that is the only teacher. Life is the only teacher, period.” The filmmaker says he doesn’t shield his children too much, even when they face public criticism, adding, “I think protection will cripple them. But, let them taste the light, shine like all of us.”

Mahesh Bhatt called fame an “occupational hazard”.

He referred to criticism and online hate as “occupational hazards” that come with fame, noting that public recognition inevitably comes with its own challenges. He said, “Fame has a price. If you stand in the sun, you will get sunburned.” Bhatt also explained why she avoids projecting her own experiences to her children, believing that life itself is the best teacher. He added, “I don’t tell my children about my life experiences and expect them to plot them on their life map. Oh Sahi Vi Na Hai (It’s not right). Their lives are different, these times are different, and their journeys are different.”Bhatt also said about parenting, it is unfair for parents to expect their children to face life using the lessons they have learned on their own. He points out that each generation grows up in its own world.

Mahesh Bhatt’s daughter Alia’s film ‘Alpha’ is releasing

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