The idea of stardom is one of the biggest stuff that people are brooding on since the lockdown has come into the picture.
In this dicey situations, celebs are no longer omnipresent. Is the craze of magazine covers or paps culture is diminishing? Unwrap my opinion through this write-up!
Is This Pandemic Going To Change Our Idea Of Stardom?
Is there even a question whenever film shoots will start again, the entourage of people surrounding a celeb will be lilliputian? From makeups and hairstylists crew to bodyguards, the shrinkage will be visible. Well, this hue and cry is something that actually defines a ‘star’ in India.
The bite of the reality sandwich will only be felt once the shoot of the movies in our country starts. Still, we people have seen drastic drift in the craze of the celeb culture. People are valuing life more than anything during this time. Bigwigs of the glamour world are seen doing household chores, just like us. This has evidently provided a belief that we are people first. Bit with a big BUT here, is it going to backfire celebs?
What if the fixation for the glamor and fashion fades after all this is over? Its ineluctable that this situation has proved to be lucrative for social media stars in every way. As it is said that crosses are heaven to ladders, people are inclined towards digital platforms and social media entertainers and influencers. These creators are milking the time in the optimum way. With this, people’s concentration are now little diminished towards Bollywood stars.
This will undoubtedly raise questions on their brand values, budgets and most importantly our idea of stardom. The paradigm regarding this is, Carry Minati is all over Instagram and Facebook but Tiger Shroff is nowhere to be found! Let me know your opinion in the comment’s section.
