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I mean they smoke, they do drugs, they cheat on their wives/gfs, they avoid taxes, they blackmail people so the question is that are they really role models for the society? Tbh for me, my role model is my dad who despite being raised in a humble household worked hard and married a rich woman and he doesn't do any sort of those things even though I don't like his habit of using curse words and being passionate about different things but he has never done something which brought a bad name to our family

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12 hours ago, Franco Vazquez said:

I mean they smoke, they do drugs, they cheat on their wives/gfs, they avoid taxes, they blackmail people so the question is that are they really role models for the society? Tbh for me, my role model is my dad who despite being raised in a humble household worked hard and married a rich woman and he doesn't do any sort of those things even though I don't like his habit of using curse words and being passionate about different things but he has never done something which brought a bad name to our family

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You want  Big Lebowsky and his 'dude-ism' as a father ?! 

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Anyone who considers celebrities role models has something wrong with them.

 

Your role models are your parents and other people that you interact with on a regular basis. Not some rich person on TV that you have no relationship with.

 

As for celebrity bad behaviour, when you are that rich and famous and can get whatever you want, the temptation to say no is very difficult so I don't judge them unless they are physically hurting someone ( a la Salman Khan).

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Role model in what sense?

A sportperson can be a role model for a young aspiring sportman.

Similarly an actor can be a role model for an aspiring actor.

 

If you mean role models in life ....as in role model for character.....then no.

One has to know a person to know about their character.

Role models in life are more likely to be from family , teachers , for some even religious figures.

 

 

 

 

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If your defintion of celeb is silver spooned gawaar starkids of bollywood then probably no.

However there are many great actors and actresses in Bollywood who have come up through the ranks with their dedication and hard work. I admire them. Anupam Kher, Manoj Bajpayee Pankaj Tripathi etc. 

There are many famous personalities in sports, politics and business who have inspirational stories behind them. 

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I try to pick good things from various people and try to emulate them as much as possible and move on. Now these people can be anyone - parents, spouse, friends, celebrities, even your kids.

With celebrities or otherwise, I stay away from seeing them as role models or some idols. I did as a kid but realized that at times I struggled to justify their actions which were conflicting with my own morality.

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Who the role model is depends upon context .... someone you don’t know st a personal level would not be a role model for say ethics. On the other hand a professional can be  seen an quintessential person in his field hence a role model in that domain 

 

 

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If you class sportspeople as celebs, then maybe. The best Sports people are pretty admirable for their work ethic and determination to be the best, maximise their potential.

 

But I dont think anyone classes actors as role models

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6 hours ago, Number said:

If your defintion of celeb is silver spooned gawaar starkids of bollywood then probably no.

However there are many great actors and actresses in Bollywood who have come up through the ranks with their dedication and hard work. I admire them. Anupam Kher, Manoj Bajpayee Pankaj Tripathi etc. 

There are many famous personalities in sports, politics and business who have inspirational stories behind them. 

Why leave out SRK?

Rank outsider. Middle class back ground. Started with theatre/small screen and made it big in Bollywood.

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Just now, Mariyam said:

Why leave out SRK?

Rank outsider. Middle class back ground. Started with theatre/small screen and made it big in Bollywood.

SRK's nana was a defacto prime minister Mariyam ji. 

Rank outsider may be but he had his connections.

I have never doubted his acting prowess and great screen presence though. 

 

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8 hours ago, Number said:

SRK's nana was a defacto prime minister Mariyam ji. 

Rank outsider may be but he had his connections.

I have never doubted his acting prowess and great screen presence though. 

 

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Is this referring to teh same Shah Nawaz Khan who is alleged to have betrayed Netaji and the INA or do they only share the same name?

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21 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Why leave out SRK?

Rank outsider. Middle class back ground. Started with theatre/small screen and made it big in Bollywood.

Exactly looking at how nepotism have swallowed bollywood as a whole and majority of film industries,its near to impossible to have another one like SRK .

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Exactly looking at how nepotism have swallowed bollywood as a whole and majority of film industries,its near to impossible to have another one like SRK .
Didn't Akshay Kumar make it on his own? He is not doing too bad for an outsider.

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